One code, all day
The same code serves every customer from opening to closing. Print it once and leave it on the counter instead of making a new one per sale.
QR Codes
Show a code, take the payment.
Print it for the counter, display it on a poster, or simply hold up your screen. Your customer points a phone camera at it and pays by card — there is nothing for them to install.
On your counter
Blue Coast Studio
Scan to pay · JMD
$4,500.00
Open the camera and point it here
9:41▮▮▮
Payment received
$4,500.00
Paid · JMD
MethodCard •••• 4242
SourceQR code
ReceiptEmailed
In your dashboard
Payments todayOne dashboard
| Reference | Source | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| AP-5102 | QR code | $4,500.00 | Paid |
| AP-5101 | QR code | $1,200.00 | Paid |
| AP-5100 | Payment link | $860.00 | Paid |
Takings today$6,560.00
PayoutTo your bank account
Why a code
A card payment you can tape to a wall
One square of ink does the job a terminal used to. It costs nothing to reprint, works on paper or glass, and every customer already carries the reader.
Nothing to install
Your customer uses the camera that came with their phone. No app, no account, and no fiddling with a keypad they have never seen before.
Fixed or open amount
Lock the code to one price for a set menu or a single product, or leave it open so the payer enters the total you have just agreed.
Paper, screen, or poster
Stick it to a till, print it on a flyer, sit it in a stand on a market table, or turn your phone around and show it. The code does not mind.
Same dashboard as everything else
A scan lands beside your links, contracts, subscriptions, and store orders, counts towards the day's takings, and pays out to the same bank account.
Cards, and a wallet when it fits
Visa, Mastercard, and American Express every time, with Apple Pay, Google Pay, Amazon Pay, or Cash App Pay offered when the payer is eligible.
Where it works
For the counter, the stall, and the doorstep
Anywhere you would once have said “cash only”, a code takes a card instead. It travels in a pocket, needs no power, and can be replaced with a photocopy.
- Shops and cafésLeave it by the till so a queue can pay without waiting on a terminal.
- Markets and pop-upsProp it on the table. It works the same on day one and day fifty.
- Home visits and call-outsShow the code on your phone when the job is done.
- Events and venuesPut it on signage, a wristband table, or the back of a ticket.
Today's scansLive
KRCounter · Kingston
$4,500.00Paid
MKMarket stall
$1,200.00Paid
HVHome visit
$860.00Paid
Codes in useOne, all day
ReceiptsEmailed automatically
How it works
Three steps, and one of them is theirs
You make the code and put it somewhere visible. The customer does the middle step with a camera.
Make the code
Set a fixed price or leave the amount open, then print the code, save it for a poster, or keep it on your phone.
AmountOpen
CodeReady to print
They scan it
The customer opens the camera, points it at the code, and a secure checkout page opens on their phone.
Camera · point and open
They pay by card
The payment appears in your dashboard next to every other sale, the receipt is emailed, and the money heads for your bank.
$4,500.00Paid
SourceQR code
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Other ways to ask for money
Payment Links
Send a link by WhatsApp, email, social, or text when the customer is not in front of you.
Contracts
Agree the terms and collect a deposit in the same step, before the work starts.
Subscriptions
Bill on repeat, from weekly to yearly, with a free trial if you want one.
eCommerce
Put your products online with a catalogue, a checkout, and payouts to your bank.
Gift Cards
Sell digital gift cards to customers who want to pay for someone else.
Plans
Free, Brand at $5.99 a month, and Pro at $14.99 with a lower rate on every payment.
QR code payments are on every plan, including Free. Compare the plans.
FAQ
QR code questions
No. The camera app on a modern phone reads the code and offers to open the checkout page. From there they pay by card, with no download and no account.
No. One code can serve every customer all day, which is why it works printed and pinned up. Make a separate code when you want a different price or want to keep a stall's takings apart from the shop's.
Yes. A code can carry a fixed price or leave the amount open for the payer to type. An open code suits a counter where every basket is different, and a fixed one suits a single product or a set fee.
In the same dashboard as every other sale, whether you are looking at the mobile app, the merchant portal, or the desktop app. Payouts go to your linked bank account, and the fee is 4.9% + $0.40 per payment on Free and Brand, or 4.2% + $0.40 on Pro.
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