Your Membership, Right in Your Wallet
The Ambasada Card puts your membership in Apple or Google Wallet, with a personal QR code for sharing contacts and access to offers from partners across Constanța.
Meeting someone at a meetup, finding a new place to work from or discovering a useful tool for your startup can lead to interesting things. The Ambasada Card is designed to make some of those connections easier to keep and give members a few extra benefits along the way.
The digital membership card can be added to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, so there’s no separate app to install or physical card to carry. It comes with a personal QR code that others can scan to save your contact details, including your name, role, email and LinkedIn profile. The same works in reverse, making it easier to keep in touch after an event or a quick introduction.
The card also gives members access to offers from Ambasada’s partners. Depending on the partner, these can include discounts, services, online tools and resources for startups. When you’re near a participating business, an offer can appear on your phone’s lock screen. Show your card, let the staff scan it and enjoy the benefit.
The partner network already includes names such as RareCloud, Winedom, Vila Victor Mizuumi, The Place, Coast Leaders, Proiect Caffe, Growwwise, Foam Coffee, TripiGo, Unicutil and Partnerd. Each brings something different to the network, from places to spend time to services and tools that can be useful for people building projects and businesses.
For members, the card is a practical way to keep contacts close, discover partner offers and stay connected with the Ambasada ecosystem. For businesses, it offers a way to reach people who are already part of the local tech and creative community and give them a reason to visit, try a service or come back.
The idea is to make it easier for people in Constanța’s growing ecosystem to support each other in everyday ways. A useful introduction, a new collaboration or a discount at a local business might seem like a small thing on its own, but these are the kinds of interactions that help a network grow.
