redy Shopper
Free AppAbout redy Shopper
Be Part of Something Bigger and pay with redy! redy has been developed by Bendigo and Adelaide Bank as an easy way to pay that rewards you, what you care about and the places you shop. At redy we call it ‘Do Good’!
Get Started
1. Download redy. Set up an account and link any of your credit/debit Visa or MasterCards or Bendigo Bank savings accounts
2. Visit a redy business, open the redy app and log in with your 4 digit PIN
3. To pay, simply scan the QR code on the business’ redy Terminal and accept the payment
4. Receive real dollars (Creds) with every purchase which you can give to local projects or charities! Done!
Once you have added a Visa, MasterCard or Bendigo Bank savings account to your wallet in the redy app you can start to pay using redy. redy will complete an automatic Top Up at the time of the transaction. If you’d prefer, you can manually Top Up your redy Dollars. You’re in control and you can choose how you spend!
Don’t forget to view projects and charities within the redy app, and give your creds or redy Dollars to the projects or charities that matter to you!
With redy you can:
- Discover redy merchants
- Pay by mobile
- Discover projects and charities
- Give redy Dollars or Creds to the projects and charities that matter to you
- Convert your Creds into redy Dollars and spend them locally
- View all your receipts and donations instantly
Get Started
1. Download redy. Set up an account and link any of your credit/debit Visa or MasterCards or Bendigo Bank savings accounts
2. Visit a redy business, open the redy app and log in with your 4 digit PIN
3. To pay, simply scan the QR code on the business’ redy Terminal and accept the payment
4. Receive real dollars (Creds) with every purchase which you can give to local projects or charities! Done!
Once you have added a Visa, MasterCard or Bendigo Bank savings account to your wallet in the redy app you can start to pay using redy. redy will complete an automatic Top Up at the time of the transaction. If you’d prefer, you can manually Top Up your redy Dollars. You’re in control and you can choose how you spend!
Don’t forget to view projects and charities within the redy app, and give your creds or redy Dollars to the projects or charities that matter to you!
With redy you can:
- Discover redy merchants
- Pay by mobile
- Discover projects and charities
- Give redy Dollars or Creds to the projects and charities that matter to you
- Convert your Creds into redy Dollars and spend them locally
- View all your receipts and donations instantly
All Application Badges
Free
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Android
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Android app
App History & Updates
What's Changed
Here’s what’s new in V1.2:
No more digging for your donation receipts – These are now shown in your wallet.
Email your store receipts and donation receipts from the wallet when you need them.
Donate any amount and let redy automatically top up from your chosen Payment Method if you don’t have enough redy dollars or Creds.
You will now be emailed a monthly statement detailing all of your redy Activity.
We have also included a number of tweaks and improvements.
Here’s what’s new in V1.2:
No more digging for your donation receipts – These are now shown in your wallet.
Email your store receipts and donation receipts from the wallet when you need them.
Donate any amount and let redy automatically top up from your chosen Payment Method if you don’t have enough redy dollars or Creds.
You will now be emailed a monthly statement detailing all of your redy Activity.
We have also included a number of tweaks and improvements.
More downloads redy Shopper reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
Version update redy Shopper was updated to version 1.2.0
Version update redy Shopper was updated to version 1.1.0
More downloads redy Shopper reached 500 - 1 000 downloads
What are users saying about redy Shopper
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by Y####:
by Y####:
Was hoping Bendigo would jump on board with NFC, and stick with a standard. Instead redy can only be used at a small number of terminals. QR is becoming a thing of the past very quickly, but everyone else is adopting RFID. Maybe I should go to a bank that does offer NFC?
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by C####:
by C####:
Putting aside any of the usability issues like having to scan codes, login, etc, it is baffling that a bank like B&A thinks this would ever be anything other than a huge flop. The reason? Merchants require their own terminal. May be viable for people who live in Bendigo (even then probably not), but for the real world how are they ever going to get any penetration with merchants. Just wow.
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by F####:
by F####:
Forget Samsung and their tablets (love my Samsung phone), enable nfc and this will be great.
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by Q####:
by Q####:
Super fast at time of payment and so easy to navigate. Can't wait for this to take off so I can use it more! Also, in true Bendigo style, having the ability to put back into my community or chosen cause, brilliant.
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by P####:
by P####:
Love the use of qr codes over NFC. You don't negotiate with the retailer with payment, you do that with the bank.
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by X####:
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There was a reason the Payment Card Industry rolled out NFC cards to work with NFC terminals. The PCI has the ability to manipulate the market/industry on a much larger scale than a bank can. Why Samsung Australia and Bendigo/Adelaide Bank thought it was a great idea to try and enforce a different payment solution does not make sense to me other than the profit involved. Not only does a merchant pay a % for the use of this solution in their business, but they also have to purchase another terminal/tablet to allow customers to pay using Redy, even though over 90% of retail stores have an active NFC terminal/pinpad already. I do not see many businesses opting for this type of a solution at their cost, to support a very small number of consumers who will choose to use this solution, instead of the conventional systems that are being used world-wide! When chances are the consumer already has an NFC active card on hand This app/solution needs to offer a lot more to be made worth while, especially with the likes of CBA, Mastercard and Visa as their competitors. I am predicting we will only see this in small independent stores, as it seems to be at the moment. PCI is well established
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by X####:
by X####:
NFC is the most convenient and coolest way to pay, was hoping that this would be implemented as well. With that being said this is kind of cool, but when you guys want to get serious about this I recommend NFC capabilities because that's what will really get people spending.
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by V####:
by V####:
Was hoping Bendigo would jump on board with NFC, and stick with a standard. Instead redy can only be used at a small number of terminals. QR is becoming a this of the past very quickly, but everyone else is adopting RFID. Maybe I should go to a bank that does offer NFC?
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by X####:
by X####:
Great app. Easy to use and I can donate my "cred" to what is important to me.
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by X####:
by X####:
Lots of potential for this app.
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by K####:
by K####:
I will not do any business with any company that thinks it is the moral police, particularly a bank. Even if you might disagree with someone's point of view, it is is anti-democratic thuggery to cancel an account held by a person or group. I'm sure it was a commercial decision but claimed to be based on "values". A bank taking an ethical position! Oh the irony.
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by J####:
by J####:
Just read an article on this in the Canberra times, huge potential.
K
by K####:
by K####:
Amazing app, and concept! Can't wait for this to spread. Amazing job!
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by K####:
by K####:
Just wish there were more shops on board!
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by K####:
by K####:
Too easy payment solution with rewards
by C####:
Lots of potential for this app.