Digital receipts in your wallet: warranties and recalls, one tap.

No. Nothing personal is handed over at the register. The pass presents an encrypted NFC or QR token, and the architecture avoids storing telephone numbers or clear-text emails. There is no junk mail because there is no mailing list to join at checkout.

You add it once from your invite link, and from then on it behaves like any other wallet pass: present it or tap contactless and the register reads your secure token. The receipt arrives as a notification with itemized lines, discounts, serial tags and tax splits.

E-FACTS matches the regulator or manufacturer notice against your purchase history and sends a high-priority alert to the receipt already in your wallet, with the next step attached: a free repair kit, a replacement, or a full refund. Only the shoppers who bought the affected lot are contacted.

Yes. Open the receipt, choose an exchange, store credit or a refund to the original payment, and E-FACTS signs a 90-second return barcode carrying purchase state and taxes paid. The cashier scans it once and funds release to the original tender, no card re-swipe.

Stores on Square or Clover can switch E-FACTS on through a native integration, and stores on any other POS can connect through the E-FACTS receipt API. Coverage grows as retailers join. It works store by store, so a store has to have switched E-FACTS on before you can use the pass there.

They are estimates rather than meter readings: receipts replaced, measured with E-FACTS planning coefficients and assumed 80mm thermal slip geometry. Thermal paper often uses BPA or BPS developers; see EPA and peer-reviewed sources linked from /methodology. Demo eco-scorecard figures on this site are illustrative.

Every digital receipt stays on the wallet pass you already added, alongside warranty timers, return tokens, and recall alerts for those purchases. Nothing is emailed, and there is no separate app login required to open a past receipt.