Which country's retailers first implemented geolocation-based loyalty programs that automatically activate rewards when customers physically enter stores?

Loyalty programs vary significantly across different geographic regions, reflecting local consumer behaviors, technological adoption, and cultural preferences. While some regions embrace mobile-based loyalty, others still rely on physical cards or personalized experiences. This poll tests your knowledge of how loyalty programs have uniquely evolved in different parts of the world and which retailers have pioneered innovative approaches based on geographic considerations.

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Japan, with Rakuten's location-aware 'Super Points' system in 2011
United States, with Target's in-store GPS loyalty activation in 2013
South Korea, with Lotte Department Store's proximity rewards in 2012
Sweden, with H&M's location-based membership benefits in 2014