Retail

A checkout as considered as everything else.

In a boutique, the purchase is the end of a long conversation. A card that will not authorise a five-figure sale, or a bank that calls the customer in the middle of it, undoes the half hour that came before — and does it in front of them.

  • No ceiling on the saleA crypto payment is not held against a daily card limit the customer did not know they had.
  • No chargebacksA high-value sale cannot be reversed weeks later against goods that have already left the store.
  • Paid in your currencySettled to your own bank in EUR, USD or GBP, unless you would rather it were not.
Where it fits

Every point in your day a payment happens.

In store

At the counter on a terminal, or anywhere on the floor on a phone — the sale closes where the conversation happened.

Appointments and private shopping

Take a deposit when the appointment is booked and the balance when the piece is collected.

Made to order and alterations

A link for the deposit, another for the balance, each tied to the order and visible in one dashboard.

Online and by message

Send a payment link to a customer who saw the piece on a video call. No website needed to collect it.

The difference

What changes, and what does not.

Today
  • A card limit discovered at the moment of purchase.
  • A bank calling the customer about their own purchase, at the till.
  • A high-value chargeback against goods already with the customer.
  • Card fees scaled to the size of the sale.
With EnterPay
  • The customer pays from their own wallet without a limit in the way.
  • The payment confirms in front of you and is final.
  • The same flow whether they are standing there or on a call, from the browser on whatever is behind the counter.
  • A flat 2% conversion fee regardless of the sale size.

This sits beside your card terminal rather than replacing it. It is for the sale cards make awkward, and for the customer who asked whether you take it.

How it works

Four steps, and only one of them is yours.

  1. 01You enter the amount

    On a phone, a tablet or the EnterPay terminal — it is the same screen in a browser, so there is nothing to install. Or by generating a payment link, with no device at all. The amount is set in your own currency.

  2. 02The customer scans

    They pay from the wallet they already use. Nothing to install and no account with us.

  3. 03The payment confirms

    Usually in under a minute. Your screen shows the status as it changes, so nobody is guessing.

  4. 04You are paid out

    In EUR, USD or GBP, to the bank account you gave us — or left as it arrived, if you would rather hold it.

Questions

The ones people actually ask.

Is there a maximum transaction size?

Not one imposed by a card scheme. Limits come from your own account configuration, which is set with you during onboarding rather than discovered at the counter.

Do we need to understand crypto to use this?

No. Staff see an amount, a code to show the customer, and a confirmation. The dashboard reports in your own currency throughout.

How do refunds work?

Refunds, where issued, are processed in fiat rather than in the original cryptocurrency. The Merchant Terms set this out in section 09.

Can we use this for a customer who is not in the store?

Yes. A payment link works over email, message or a video call, with no website or integration required to send one.

What does it cost?

A 2% conversion fee on the amount converted, plus any third-party network fees. The hardware terminal is a one-time purchase and is optional.

Get in touch

Tell us about your store

What you sell, where you are, and whether you want this at the counter or for appointments first. We come back within one business day.

Prefer to read first? See what it costs or the terminal.