RooCards migration checklist

A Stocard alternative for rebuilding the cards you use

If you used Stocard mainly to open loyalty cards at checkout, rebuild your frequent cards in RooCards on iPhone, check each code, and keep the old source until it has been verified. RooCards is not an official automatic Stocard migration path.

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Primary iPhone experienceRebuild from cards or saved screenshotsNo account required to get started
Import loyalty card details from photos

Quick answer

Is RooCards a good Stocard alternative?

RooCards is a good fit when your practical task is rebuilding existing loyalty, store, membership, barcode, or QR cards for iPhone access. It is not a replacement for official account, payment, shopping, order, offer, or support workflows, and it does not promise that every old card can be imported automatically.

Migration plan

Rebuild the cards you use, then verify them

Move the useful part of an old card library first. The verification step matters more than moving every screenshot at once.

  1. 1

    Choose the cards you use every week

    Start with the supermarket, pharmacy, fuel, café, gym, library, and retail cards that save time in real life. You do not need to rebuild an old wallet by volume.

  2. 2

    Use the clearest source for each card

    Add an existing card from its physical card, card number, barcode, QR code, photo, or saved screenshot when available.

  3. 3

    Name and check every code

    Give each saved card a clear name, open its barcode or QR code, and check that it is the card you expect to present.

  4. 4

    Keep the old source until you have verified it

    Do not delete screenshots or stop using an old app until your most-used cards have worked where you normally scan or show them.

When RooCards fits this move

  • +You mainly used Stocard to open an existing loyalty or membership card quickly at checkout or check-in.
  • +You can rebuild your frequent cards from a physical card, number, barcode, QR code, photo, or screenshot.
  • +You want an iPhone-first card library, rather than an official account, payment, shopping, order, or offer workflow.

Important limits before you switch

  • RooCards is not an official Stocard migration path and does not promise an automatic import of every old card.
  • RooCards does not replace retailer accounts, payments, orders, offers, points balances, or issuer support.
  • A card saved in RooCards should still be checked before you rely on it at a counter, entry desk, or scanner.

Use a clear source

Saved screenshots are a starting point, not proof

Screenshot import can help you recover cards saved in images. After import, check the card name and its barcode or QR code before relying on it. If a card is unclear, keep the original source and add or correct it separately.

Clean barcode and QR code display for scanning loyalty cards

FAQ

Stocard alternative questions

Can RooCards automatically import every Stocard card?

No. Treat the move as a rebuild of the cards you use. RooCards supports adding cards and importing saved screenshots, but it is not an official automatic Stocard migration path.

What should I move first?

Start with cards you use weekly or whenever you are at a checkout, entry desk, or member check-in. Verify those cards before spending time on rarely used cards.

Should I delete my old wallet app straight away?

Keep the old source until the important cards have been checked in the places where you use them. A screenshot, physical card, or old app is useful as a fallback while you rebuild.

When do I still need the retailer app?

Use the retailer or issuer app for its account, payment, offers, points balance, orders, support, or other official programme tasks. RooCards is for keeping existing cards and scan-ready codes together.

Start with the next card you need

Download RooCards on iPhone and rebuild the few cards you use most before moving the rest of an old wallet.

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RooCards is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Stocard. The name is used only to describe the comparison and migration task on this page.