History.

My Cards shows what is useful now. When a program runs its course it moves to History, a separate, read-only record of everything you have held: used-up and expired passes, redeemed and lapsed vouchers, finished and removed stamp cards, and expired loyalty cards. A program the business retired while you still hold a balance is not history yet; it stays in the wallet's Winding down section until it ends for good.

A quiet History link appears at the foot of My Cards once there is something there, with the exact number of past records. History also sits in the More sheet on a phone and in the profile menu on a larger screen. All three entry points appear only when you have past history, so they never lead to an empty page.

History groups records by type and orders them by when each one ended or you last used it (a redeemed voucher by its redemption, a used-up pass by its final visit, an expired card by its expiry), newest first. Each group shows an exact count and pages through, so nothing is ever out of reach. Each row names the program and the business, its final state, and that date. Open one to read its full record.

Past items are read-only: you can read the card and its history, but the earn, collect, and redeem actions are gone, since the program is no longer active. A record stays readable even if the business later closes or changes plan, and the app never shows internal staff notes and photos, here as everywhere.

Viewing your history

Your account tracks:

• Every point and stamp you've earned
• When and where transactions occurred
• All rewards you've redeemed
• Your current balances

Access this from any card's detail page. For programs that have ended, see History (past programs) above.