Payment acceptance
Accept card, QR, NFC, RFID-linked and wallet-backed payments online and in person, then record them with POS and reporting.
What it does
This module accepts payment methods at the moment of purchase: bank cards, QR, NFC, RFID-linked credentials and wallet-backed spend. It covers online and in-person acceptance. It does not hold stored balances, and it is not the till itself.
Problem it solves
Service points still take cash, or they accept a card in a tool that never writes the sale into the same wallet, POS and reporting picture. Operators then reconstruct what was paid from a separate device or export.
Accept bank cards at connected service points and online checkout without naming a specific bank, scheme or gateway on this page.
Accept QR, NFC and RFID-linked payments where those credentials are already part of the environment.
Take payment from a stored wallet balance at the same acceptance point used for cards and credentials.
Use the same acceptance model on web or mobile checkout and at a physical service point.
Step 1
The payer presents a card, QR, NFC or RFID credential, or spends from a wallet.
Step 2
The service point or online checkout accepts that method as part of the sale or order.
Step 3
The accepted payment sits with the POS sale or ecommerce order so reporting can show how value moved.
Outlet staff, event vendors and canteen teams take payment without running a separate cash process. Finance later sees the accepted method on the same sale record.
A parent, student, attendee or employee pays with a card, credential or wallet instead of cash.
Most in-person acceptance happens on a till, not on a standalone card device.
Wallet-backed spend uses a stored balance; this module only accepts that value.
Each accepted payment needs a sale or order record finance can review later.
Clarifies when standard checkout is not enough for controlled spend.
Open resourceShows the role cashless payments play in school-wide commerce.
Open resourceUseful for event teams comparing payment flow, top-ups and reconciliation.
Open resourcePlatform pages describe a capability. School, event, canteen and wallet commercial pages own the product.
No. This module accepts payment methods. A wallet stores value before the purchase and applies spend rules.
No. POS is the checkout the operator uses to select products and complete a sale. Payments are the methods that sale can accept.
Ready to talk
We can walk through the records, checkout or value flow this module owns, then show the commercial page that matches your environment.
