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HOW IT WORKS

A clearer checkout.
From choice to receipt.

See how cash & card pricing works in an illustrative sale, then follow the steps our team takes to help you compare and switch.

Explore the checkout guide
  1. 01The customer’s checkout From price choice to printed receipt
  2. 02Your changeover From first conversation to a working setup
Illustrative shopkeeper handing a customer a receipt from a compact payment terminalClear from the price display to the receipt.
01 / THE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

A familiar checkout.
A clearly explained choice.

01

Before the sale

Display the cash and card prices where the customer can see them before paying. Explain the choice in plain language; the proposed program determines the exact disclosures.

02

At the terminal

The customer chooses how to pay. The configured POS or terminal uses the appropriate price, with staff able to explain what appears on screen.

03

On the receipt

The receipt should match the selected price and the transaction. Review how tips, returns and any special workflows are handled as part of setup.

See the animated sale on our homepage
PUTTING THE EXAMPLE IN CONTEXT

Understand every line.

For an illustrative $100 cash price and $103 card price, a hypothetical $3 processing cost leaves $100 before any other applicable fees. This is an explanation, not your rate or a settlement promise.

Displayed cash price
$100
Displayed card price
$103
Hypothetical processing cost
−$3
After that example cost
$100
02 / YOUR BUSINESS CHANGEOVER

From first conversation
to your first payment.

Keep your existing processing in place until the new setup is ready. Each decision is reviewed before you move to the next.

  1. 01

    Understand

    Share your sales channels, business type and current setup. Arrange secure statement sharing with our team if it’s needed.

    Your part: describe what works and what needs to improve.
  2. 02

    Compare

    Review pricing, equipment, recurring charges and contract terms together. Confirm what remains payable under each option.

    Your part: check the written proposal before deciding.
  3. 03

    Prepare

    Subject to provider approval, coordinate configuration, customer-facing prices, receipts and staff workflow.

    Your part: confirm the setup is suitable for daily use.
  4. 04

    Go live

    Check readiness, funding details, support contacts and any obligations to your existing provider before switching.

    Your part: agree when your business is ready to change.
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