The delays on Saturday were largely down to a lot of people turning up late and inexplicably without their e-tickets downloaded to the wallet. Hopefully this will not be the case on Sunday. I will be going early just in case.
Don't think it makes a difference Olly, I am on Android and my NFC is turned on and I can see my QR code, my mate is on Apple with NFC on and his QR code is visible if you go into the details and scroll downHave you got NFC turned on? If you turn it off you should see the QR code.
I think NFC is on by default on iPhone if that's what you are using.
If it’s a digital ticket he can transfer to anyone his contacts list on his safc account. Once the chosen game had gone it will automatically revert back to the season ticket holder. Info on the safc website.Just got mine through there - how do we go about using a mates card if they can’t make the match?
If it’s a digital ticket he can transfer to anyone his contacts list on his safc account. Once the chosen game had gone it will automatically revert back to the season ticket holder. Info on the safc website.
If it’s a digital ticket he can transfer to anyone his contacts list on his safc account. Once the chosen game had gone it will automatically revert back to the season ticket holder. Info on the safc website.
This is all still a bit vague mind and don't really see any need for transferring it, certainly to a family member but I guess it makes sense as a one off. I'm assuming when its transferred that person will receive a ticket digitally and need to add it to their wallet.
For example, there's probably nothing stopping me from adding my digital ticket to my brothers phone now and having it on mine. Will only allow one of us to use it I'd imagine (If not it will be bedlam on Sunday!) but it means he can go if I'm away.
Daz I am sure I read, that a ticket can only be operable on one phone at a time, so if you did add it to your brothers phone it wouldn't work on yours.This is all still a bit vague mind and don't really see any need for transferring it, certainly to a family member but I guess it makes sense as a one off. I'm assuming when its transferred that person will receive a ticket digitally and need to add it to their wallet.
For example, there's probably nothing stopping me from adding my digital ticket to my brothers phone now and having it on mine. Will only allow one of us to use it I'd imagine (If not it will be bedlam on Sunday!) but it means he can go if I'm away.
on apple you can sync wallet for phone to watch got season ticket on both i used watch for Mallorca game worked greatDaz I am sure I read, that a ticket can only be operable on one phone at a time, so if you did add it to your brothers phone it wouldn't work on yours.
*Edit* I can't find what I read but this is what it says in the FAQ's on SAFC.com
"More than one digital ticket can be loaded to one smart device (smartphone or smartwatch), although each digital ticket can only be loaded once."
I am on android Dave and know nothing about apple, but your phone and watch will be the same account won't they? I think it must mean that you can't send it to another device which is on a different account.on apple you can sync wallet for phone to watch got season ticket on both i used watch for Mallorca game worked great
yes on apple got to pair watch with phone on same accountI am on android Dave and know nothing about apple, but your phone and watch will be the same account won't they? I think it must mean that you can't send it to another device which is on a different account.
I think it's the same with android providing they are on the same google accountyes on apple got to pair watch with phone on same account
yep can see that, cheersopen wallet tap ticket click 3 dot top right click pass details qr code there on iphone should be similar on android
Yep using an iphoneHave you got NFC turned on? If you turn it off you should see the QR code.
I think NFC is on by default on iPhone if that's what you are using.
only really need qr code for backup just scanning ticket is easiestyep can see that, cheers