For companies
Cashless tipping for companies — rolled out across every venue
One account, a page per team or department, and reporting that reaches payroll. Built for UAE hotels, restaurant groups, salon chains and facilities operators.
How a rollout runs
1 · Map your teams
We walk your venues with you and decide what gets a page: a department, an outlet, a shift, or an individual.
2 · Verify the recipients
Each account that receives money completes Stripe identity verification once. Pooled pages verify at the entity level.
3 · Print and place
Branded badges, bill-folder cards, table stands and in-room cards, produced to your artwork.
4 · Report and distribute
Export tips per person, per page and per branch on your payroll cycle, or let direct pages settle automatically.
By venue type
Tipping for restaurants
Service charge is not a tip, and staff know the difference. A tip page per server — or per section — puts the choice back in the guest's hands at the moment they are most inclined to make it.
Tipping for hotels
Housekeeping is the role most affected by the disappearance of cash — the guest never meets them, and there is no moment to hand over a note. An in-room card fixes that without adding anything to the folio.
Tipping for salons
In a salon the tip is personal — it belongs to the stylist, not the shop. A page per chair keeps it that way, without the front desk having to handle cash or split a card payment.
Tipping for valet
Valet is the purest cash-tip role there is: a few seconds of contact, one hand already reaching for a wallet that no longer contains notes. A badge on the uniform restores that moment.
Tipping for freelancers
If you are paid for a service you deliver in person or online, you should have a link that lets a happy client add something on top. One page, your name on it, money into your own account.