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Lolly and Yoyo Wallet Deliver the Ultimate Transaction Experience

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August 22, 2025
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Lolly and Yoyo Wallet Deliver the Ultimate Transaction Experience
Creating a fast, secure and seamless transaction experience...Yoyo Mobile Wallet

Yoyo is a ‘smart’ mobile wallet, which enables customers to pay for goods and services, automatically acquire loyalty points, and collect rewards and a digital receipt immediately. It is a payment experience fully in tune with the demands and expectations of the modern, digitally aware (UK) shopper.

It is also the perfect solution for the high street store as it reduces manual intervention, removes the need for hard copy vouchers and provides the ultimate in convenience and checkout satisfaction for all parties. Discover more intuitive payment features integrated within Lolly's all-in-one mobile app.

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