For the people earning, the customers recognising good service and the businesses bringing them together.
FOR EARNERSGive customers another way to pay or tip. Stay in control of your own wallet and use the value beyond your working day.
FOR BUSINESSESExplore a rollout that respects your workplace and keeps personal tips separate from business takings.
Business tools and commercial terms are confirmed for your setup during enquiry.
Discuss your business ↗
FOR CUSTOMERSNo cash in your pocket? A tap or scan gives you a digital option. Check who you are paying, the amount and any fee before completing checkout.
Tipping is always your choice. You do not need an eTap wallet to use the guest payment page.
See the four steps ↗
BUILT AROUND YOUR SETTINGGolf clubs. Fuel stations. Hospitality. Markets. Service teams. Start with the way your people work, then discuss the right eTap arrangement.
We’ll use your enquiry to understand your requirements. Sector examples are illustrative, not claims of existing partnerships.
Tell us about your organisation ↗Start with your setting and the people you serve. The programmes below are opportunities to scope together; they are not a list of live integrations.
PRODUCT-LED SETUPCaddies, car guards, fuel attendants, waiters, porters and tour guides.
Give customers a visible way to recognise service and connect earners to useful wallet spending.
Start with a small team and one participating outlet. Confirm recipient details, fees and payment support.
PROPOSED PROGRAMMEDomestic workers, gardeners, home carers and residential estates.
Explore regular payments and everyday spending with a voluntary group of households and workers.
Agree the payment arrangement, worker choice, statements and supported access to money.
PROPOSED PROGRAMMEFarms, packhouses, vineyards, forestry crews and cooperatives.
Explore a worker-wallet programme together with nearby shops so value remains useful after payday.
Confirm a suitable payment route, connectivity, affordable access and willing local merchants.
PROPOSED PROGRAMMESecurity, cleaning, construction, warehouses, factories and temporary teams.
Discuss approved payments, meal allowances and workplace merchant acceptance.
Agree funding, approvals, beneficiary checks and reporting. Workers’ personal spending should remain private.
PROPOSED PROGRAMMESpazas, food sellers, barbers, salons, approved taverns and cash-and-carry networks.
Explore a network in which local spending can support a merchant’s next stock purchase.
Each outlet and supplier needs agreed onboarding, acceptance and settlement.
PROPOSED PROGRAMMERecurring markets, food festivals, craft fairs, sports events and community days.
Explore a reusable wallet experience across a voluntary cluster of stalls.
Confirm vendor settlement, peak-time payments, support and the treatment of unused balances.
PROPOSED PROGRAMMEResorts, lodges, campsites, golf clubs, gyms and member venues.
Discuss spending across participating food outlets, shops and activities in one setting.
Agree outlet participation, refunds and family permissions. Access or membership integrations need separate assessment.
PROPOSED PROGRAMMETaxi routes, staff shuttles, scholar transport, tour vehicles and rank vendors.
Explore a fare-payment pilot linked to the places passengers already shop.
Confirm operator agreement, fare rules, stopped-vehicle payment flow and owner-driver settlement.
PROPOSED PROGRAMMETuckshops, uniforms, residences, campus meals, tours and aftercare.
Discuss parent- or sponsor-funded spending for an agreed school or campus programme.
Guardian permissions, privacy, refunds and any spending restrictions require confirmed design and support.
PROPOSED PROGRAMMEGrocery clubs, stokvels, charities, faith groups and sponsored meals.
Explore contribution records or funded spending at participating local merchants.
Group funds, approvals and programme rules need a suitable structure separate from an individual wallet.
PROPOSED PROGRAMMEShopping centres, office parks, worker hostels, laundry, lockers and parking.
Discuss a shared payment experience across enrolled vendors or a specific self-service use case.
Machine readers, controllers and property systems require compatibility checks. Access permission is separate from payment.
PROPOSED PROGRAMMESupplier payments, trade promotions, referrals, franchises and affinity programmes.
Explore tools or sponsored incentives that reward useful, repeat activity.
Confirm software scope, funding, settlement, permissions and clear reward rules before offering a programme.
A useful wallet starts with a reason to receive money and a practical place to use it.
Tips and payments enter a wallet. Employer-funded programmes can be explored through an agreed setup.
Earners use available services or spend with participating nearby merchants.
Explore using merchant receipts for stock purchases with a participating wholesaler.
The connected employer-to-wholesaler model is a proposed partnership arrangement. Acceptance, funding and settlement must be agreed with each participant.
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