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QR Code Payments

A QR code payment is a quick and easy way to make crypto & fiat payments using a mobile phone. With a QR code, a customer scans it and completes payment in a matter of seconds, without the need for cash or a card

Benefits of QR code payments

Time-saving

Complete payment in seconds without waiting in line or manually entering payment information

Ease of Use

The customer only needs a mobile phone and a QR code scanning app to make a payment

Contactless

QR code payments are contactless, which reduces the risk of infection from germs and viruses

Convenience

QR code payments allow customers to make payments quickly and easily, without having to carry cash or cards

Security

QR code payments are secure and use encryption to protect your customers’ personal information

Wide Acceptance

QR code payments are becoming increasingly popular and are accepted by many merchants and businesses

How to start

Fill out a simple
form

Just fill out a form quickly to get started, and we will reach out within minutes.

Register your personal account

Get an API documentation and get access to all your transactions in personal account.

Integrate with your website

You can see all payments, balance and make reports in your personal account.

How does a QR code work for payments?

QR code payments are typically initiated by a customer scanning the code with their smartphone. This leads to a payment page where they can either enter their payment information or use a mobile payment service like Apple Pay or Google Pay to finish the transaction.

How to create a QR code for payment?

Retailers can start accepting QR code payments by setting up an account with a payment processor (like Corytech) and generating a code. This method is often quicker for customers as they don't need to take out their credit cards from their wallets, and only need their smartphones when shopping.

What is the difference between NFC and QR code payment?

The main distinction between QR and NFC lies in how the device is initiated. QR codes require manual activation through scanning with a camera app, while NFC functions by simply tapping the item, similar to the contactless feature of Apple Pay, without any need for user interaction on the phone.