Payments for high-ticket counters
You keep the full price
Your customer covers the fee
You keep the full price
Your customer covers the fee
Your customer scans a code and pays in digital dollars. On a $1,200.00 sale, $1,200.00 reaches your bank.
Of the price you display
100%
Reaches your bank, in dollars
Of the price you display
100%
Reaches your bank, in dollars
Of the price you display
100%
Reaches your bank, in dollars
Your cost per sale
$0
The fee is your customer's, shown before they confirm
Your cost per sale
$0
The fee is your customer's, shown before they confirm
Your cost per sale
$0
The fee is your customer's, shown before they confirm
Per month, after 60 free days
$49
No terminal to rent. Cancel with 30 days' notice.
Per month, after 60 free days
$49
No terminal to rent. Cancel with 30 days' notice.
Per month, after 60 free days
$49
No terminal to rent. Cancel with 30 days' notice.
Revolutionize
Six sales you lose in a normal month
None of them are your fault. All of them walk out the door.
Revolutionize
Six sales you lose in a normal month
None of them are your fault. All of them walk out the door.
The card that gets declined
A visitor's bank blocks a $3,000 charge in a city they don't live in. The card is good. The purchase is real. It still fails at your counter.
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The daily limit
Their card works. It just won't go past $2,000 today. They ask you to split it in three, or they leave and think about it.
The customer who came from abroad
Some card go through, some don't, and neither of you finds out until the terminal answers.
The one who won't put a big number on a card
They'll pay $60 for dinner with it. Not $4,000 for a ring. It isn't about money, it's about the card.
The sale you never hear about
They tried something else first, it didn't work, and they never told you. You just saw them leave.
The deposit that never turns into a sale
They pay a small part, say they'll come back with the rest, and the piece sits in your case for weeks.
The card that gets declined
A visitor's bank blocks a $3,000 charge in a city they don't live in. The card is good. The purchase is real. It still fails at your counter.
The daily limit
Their card works. It just won't go past $2,000 today. They ask you to split it in three, or they leave and think about it.
The customer who came from abroad
Some card go through, some don't, and neither of you finds out until the terminal answers.
The one who won't put a big number on a card
They'll pay $60 for dinner with it. Not $4,000 for a ring. It isn't about money, it's about the card.
The sale you never hear about
They tried something else first, it didn't work, and they never told you. You just saw them leave.
The deposit that never turns into a sale
They pay a small part, say they'll come back with the rest, and the piece sits in your case for weeks.
At the counter
There is no trick. Here is the whole thing.
At the counter
There is no trick. Here is the whole thing.
You ring up the sale
Your register says $1,200.00. You enter the amount. A code appears on the screen you already own. No terminal to buy, nothing new on your counter.
You ring up the sale
Your register says $1,200.00. You enter the amount. A code appears on the screen you already own. No terminal to buy, nothing new on your counter.
Your customer sees two lines
Your customer sees two lines
Your amount, and the fee they will pay. They pay from the wallet they already have. They confirm, or they don't. Nothing is added afterwards.
Your customer sees two lines
Your amount, and the fee they will pay. They pay from the wallet they already have. They confirm, or they don't. Nothing is added afterwards.
You receive the full price
You receive the full price
You receive the full price
$1,200.00, in dollars, in your bank. The payment is converted for you. You never hold anything but dollars.
$1,200.00, in dollars, in your bank. The payment is converted for you. You never hold anything but dollars.
You are going to think there is a catch
You are going to think there is a catch
Is this bitcoin?
Yes. Your customer pays with the crypto they already own. You never touch it. What reaches your bank is dollars.
Do I need new hardware?
No. You use the phone or tablet you already own. Your card terminal stays where it is. Keep taking cards.
What if the price moves?
Your side is fixed. A $1,200.00 sale is $1,200.00 in your bank. The conversion is not your risk.
Can I refund a customer?
Yes. You refund the way you already do.
Is this bitcoin?
Yes. Your customer pays with the crypto they already own. You never touch it. What reaches your bank is dollars.
Do I need new hardware?
No. You use the phone or tablet you already own. Your card terminal stays where it is. Keep taking cards.
What if the price moves?
Your side is fixed. A $1,200.00 sale is $1,200.00 in your bank. The conversion is not your risk.
Can I refund a customer?
Yes. You refund the way you already do.
Is this bitcoin?
Yes. Your customer pays with the crypto they already own. You never touch it. What reaches your bank is dollars.
Do I need new hardware?
No. You use the phone or tablet you already own. Your card terminal stays where it is. Keep taking cards.
What if the price moves?
Your side is fixed. A $1,200.00 sale is $1,200.00 in your bank. The conversion is not your risk.
Can I refund a customer?
Yes. You refund the way you already do.
Questions we get at the counter.
If yours is not here, call. The number is at the bottom of this page.
Questions we get at the counter.
If yours is not here, call. The number is at the bottom of this page.
Nobody around here pays in crypto.
Most of your customers will keep paying with cards. This is for the sale you lose today: the foreign card declined on a $4,000 piece, the daily limit on a big purchase. When nobody uses it, it costs you $0 per sale.