TapKit for Retail

A counter card that opens the customer's own UPI app.

UPI is a first-class record type in TapKit, not an afterthought. A written card at the counter opens the customer's payment app with your UPI id filled in. Shelf tags and customer cards handle the rest.

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Today

A QR code that is peeling off the counter, shelf checks nobody can prove happened, and no idea which regulars came back.

With TapKit

Payment starts with a tap, shelf checks leave a trail, and visits by repeat customers are counted per card.

A real day

A Saturday at a neighbourhood store

10:00

The shop assistant taps each shelf tag in the snacks aisle during the opening check. The ledger records the round.

11:42

A customer taps their phone on the counter card. Their own UPI app opens with the store's UPI id. Nothing installed.

15:10

A regular taps their store card at the counter phone. The visit is recorded against the card.

20:30

The owner exports the day's ledger: the shelf rounds, and how many visits came from registered cards.

The cards you would issue

Counter UPI cardWritten and sealed so nobody can repoint it at their own account.
Written

Shelf tagsStickers under the shelf edge, registered once.
Recognised

Customer cardsPlain cards handed to regulars, recognised by chip id.
Recognised

Review cardWritten with a link to your review page.
Written

Recognised works on any chip, changed from the console. Written works on any phone, nothing installed. The two modes, explained

Where TapKit stops. TapKit counts visits per card; it does not run a points or rewards scheme. To award points, the card's routine can call your loyalty system's webhook.

TapKit in other buildings

Offices Schools Hotels Clinics Factories Warehouses Events Retail Co-working Senior care

See this retail day on real cards.

We set up a workspace that looks like yours and walk through this day on real cards. Thirty minutes, no slides.

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