One platform for digital top-ups, kiosk top-ups, and smarter business operations

Kashless combines General Balance, Store Cards, business dashboards, physical kiosk top-ups, and live operational visibility into a single payment ecosystem built for laundromats, cafés, restaurants, retail stores, and other local businesses.

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2 balance layers in one ecosystem
Live machine visibility and activity updates
BLE enabled kiosk communication

Built around the real Kashless model

Kashless supports a dual-balance structure that combines flexible digital balance with store-specific value for physical top-ups and customer retention.

  • General Balance for participating businesses
  • Store Cards tied to a specific business
  • Digital top-ups through Stripe-based flows
  • Physical top-ups through kiosk and BLE communication
  • Business dashboard with operational visibility
Why it matters Businesses get stronger customer retention, clearer operational reporting, and a payment model designed for real local commerce.
Laundromats Coffee Shops Restaurants Retail Service Businesses Multi-location Operations

General Balance and Store Cards working together

Kashless uses a hybrid structure that allows users to keep flexible digital value while also holding store-specific balance connected to an individual business.

01

General Balance

Digital top-ups can be added to General Balance and used across participating businesses when the configuration allows.

02

Store Cards

Physical top-ups can create or recharge a store-specific balance that stays linked to a single business for loyalty and repeat use.

03

Smart Payment Choice

At checkout, the app can present the most relevant payment source based on the business, available balances, and customer context.

Three core flows inside the Kashless ecosystem

The system combines digital funding, physical funding, and business-side visibility inside one operational structure.

A

Digital top-up flow

Users add value digitally through a Stripe-based flow, and that balance becomes available as General Balance for eligible use.

B

Physical kiosk top-up flow

A user scans a kiosk QR code, connects through BLE, inserts cash, and the amount is added to a business-specific Store Card.

C

Payment flow inside the business

The user pays with the most relevant balance source, while the business sees activity reflected through its dashboard and operational records.

Live machine status and real-time remaining cycle time

Kashless is designed to support a screen where customers can see whether a machine is currently active and view the remaining cycle time as it updates in real time.

For customers

Users can see whether a machine is currently running, how many minutes remain, and when the cycle is expected to end, reducing uncertainty and improving the payment-to-usage experience.

For operators

Businesses gain better visibility into machine activity, customer flow, and current operational status across the location.

Designed for retention, visibility, and operational control

Stronger customer retention

Store-specific value encourages repeat visits and gives businesses a more stable prepaid relationship with returning customers.

Clearer financial separation

The hybrid model helps avoid cross-business risk by keeping store-specific physical top-ups tied to the relevant business environment.

Better operational reporting

Dashboards, transaction history, kiosk records, and machine activity give businesses stronger day-to-day visibility.

App, kiosks, BLE, cloud sync, and dashboard reporting

Kashless is more than a payment button. It is a connected operating system for hybrid local-business payments.

Mobile app

Wallet, Store Cards, payment selection, transaction history, and real-time usage visibility in one customer experience.

Smart kiosks

QR-based kiosk access, BLE communication, bill acceptor integration, and local session handling for physical top-ups.

Business dashboards

Real-time reporting, payment visibility, transaction logs, machine activity context, and business-side operational control.