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Semble is a mobile app. Right now Semble lets you pay with your phone using secure, digital versions of your MasterCard and Visa cards, and now you can tag on and off with Snapper too! Payments and transport are just the start though... Semble will eventually be a one stop shop, replacing all of the cards in your over stuffed wallet. Imagine paying with your phone, redeeming offers, loyalty cards, vouchers and more all accessed via a single app on your smartphone.
A mobile wallet is a smartphone app that you use to store digital versions of your plastic cards on your phone. No more overstuffed wallets! Today with Semble you can pay for things with your phone and tag on and off the bus. Soon you'll be able to redeem offers, collect loyalty points and more. One day Semble could even be your car key. Find out more about the future with Semble.
Today with the Semble app you can make everyday payments and tag on and off transport using just your smartphone. How cool is that!There are over 25 debit and credit cards from ASB and BNZ and a Snapper card already available to choose from. We're proud to offer so many services to our Semble customers so soon after launch. And we're not stopping there! We promised a one stop shop for customers offering multiples services including payments, transport, ticketing, offers, loyalty cards, all in the one app. With payments and transport underway, we are getting closer to our goal of being the mobile wallet for all Kiwi's.
We've just added the contactless ticketing service Snapper to our mobile wallet. Now paying with your phone extends to tagging on and off the bus! We've also just completed a trial for special offers for redemption at point of sale using the Semble app, with New Zealand gourmet burger brand BurgerFuel. These and many more services are planned in the coming months. Subscribe to updates and you'll be the first to hear when there's something new.
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