Delegate lunch budgets, sponsor-funded drink credits, VIP lounge access — all issued per badge tier and all reconciled automatically, down to the euro.
Multi-day expos run on a tangle of vouchers, colored wristbands, and spreadsheets just to track who gets what — delegate meal allowances, sponsor-funded credits, exhibitor hospitality. Reconciling it after the fact against sponsor invoices is a manual, error-prone exercise.
NoCard assigns a wallet allocation to every badge tier at issuance — Standard, VIP, Sponsor, Exhibitor Staff — each carrying its own spend rules and credit limits. A delegate’s badge is their wallet; a tap at any food stand or bar draws from the correct allocation automatically.
For organizers and sponsors, every credit issued, spent, or expired becomes a ledger entry. When a sponsor asks how much of their hospitality budget delegates actually used, the answer is a live report — not a week of spreadsheet reconciliation.
Standard, VIP, Sponsor, and Exhibitor tiers each carry their own credit rules from the moment a badge is picked up.
Sponsors see exactly how much of their allocation was redeemed, by which tier, and at which stand.
No more matching voucher stubs to spreadsheets after the show closes — every allocation is already a ledger entry.
The same badge that grants floor access authorizes spend — one credential for the whole event.
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Issue Badge with Tier Allocation
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Tap at Any Food or Drink Stand
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Sponsor Credits Draw Automatically
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Reconcile Allocations at Close
Case studies from our first expo and conference partners — coming soon.
Yes — Standard, VIP, Sponsor, and Exhibitor tiers can each carry independent limits and rules set at badge issuance.
Sponsors receive a redemption report showing exactly how much of their allocation was spent, by tier and by stand.
That depends on your policy with the sponsor or delegate agreement — NoCard reports the unused balance precisely so you can act on it.
Yes, exhibitor staff are their own badge tier with independent allocations, separate from delegate or VIP tiers.
NoCard issues its own wallet-linked credential at badge pickup, designed to sit alongside your existing registration platform.
Yes — real-time reports break down spend by merchant, product, and tier, exportable whenever a sponsor asks.