Shops on TillUPay

Cafés, stalls and makers taking card, PayPal and crypto with one QR code.

Example

Saltwater Coffee Cart

Jetty, Coffs Harbour · Coffee & pastries

“They pay while the kettle's on. Card, PayPal or crypto, then the flat white.”

At this weekend: Jetty Foreshore Market, Saturday, Coffs Jetty

Example

Sawtell · Handmade mugs & bowls

“Pick a bowl, tap the till, walk back down First Avenue.”

At this weekend: Sawtell Makers Market, Sunday, First Avenue

Example

Bellingen · Raw local honey

“The jar is on the table. So is the till. Pay and keep the jar.”

At this weekend: Bellingen Park Market, Saturday, Church Street

Your stall could be here. Open a till in three fields and we'll list you free.

1Staff tap the items.
2They scan the till with their camera. That opens the pay page. Then they tap Open wallet, or pay by card.
3Crypto is in the shop wallet the same day. Card and PayPal go to the shop’s own accounts. TillUPay never holds it.

The shop wallet gets the crypto for that $4.00 the same day. Not dollars in the bank.
The later bill is 1.5% of the sale, invoiced in USDC.
It is not taken off the $4.00.

The buyer still pays $4.00.
Stripe’s Australian card rate is often about 1.7% + 30¢. On $4.00 that is about 37¢, before TillUPay.
TillUPay’s 0.1% in that checkout is $0.004.
About $3.63 goes to the shop’s Stripe. Stripe pays it out later.

Example only. Stripe sets their own rate. We do not hold the $4.00.

Refer a shop that takes a real sale. Both get TillUPay’s fee at 0% for 30 days. Their card company still charges theirs. First 20 referrals.