Millions of Tesco customers have been given a five-day warning, as customers of the supermarket giant are set to notice huge changes.
Tesco has confirmed it is closing down two of its apps this year, with the first one to be axed later this month. The supermarket is closing its Pay+ app on February 27, while its separate Clubcard app will also shut later this year, although no date has been set yet.
Both apps essentially provide a digital way for you to use your Clubcard in stores, if you don’t carry around a physical card. An estimated 20 million people have a Clubcard account.
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Tesco Pay+ lets you pay for your shopping and collect Clubcard points, while the Clubcard app lets you scan a digital version of your Clubcard in stores. Shoppers are being encouraged to download and use the Tesco Grocery & Clubcard app instead, previously called Tesco Grocery.
This is free to download on Android and iPhone, the Mirror reports. Tesco says its Grocery & Clubcard app combines the features of the apps above that are closing, so you can use it to pay and collect Clubcard points.
A spokesperson said: "Bringing the functionality of Tesco Pay+ into the Tesco Grocery & Clubcard app is a demonstration of our focus on providing products which closely align to the needs of Tesco shoppers."
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