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Cashless payments.

One cashless system for bars, vendors and merch, linked to ticketing so you see everything each guest spends.

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Cashless payments
What it is

Cashless payments replace cash at bars, vendors and merch stands with wristbands or cards, linked to ticketing.

Queues move faster, cash risk disappears, and you see exactly what each guest spends across the night. That data makes the next event easier to plan and to sell to sponsors.

What you get

Inside cashless payments.

01Cashless system setupOne payment system for the whole event.→
02Wristbands and cardsBranded wristbands or cards for every guest.→
03Top-up points and online top-upsEasy ways for guests to add money.→
04Vendor onboardingEvery vendor set up and trained.→
05Spend reportingWhat was spent, where and by whom.→
Why it matters

The advantages.

01Faster queuesTap-to-pay is quicker than cash or card, so guests spend less time queuing and more time spending.→
02Every guest’s spend in one placeTicketing and cashless are linked, so you see what each guest bought, from ticket to last drink.→
03Less cash on siteLower risk of theft and fewer cash-handling costs.→
04Vendor payouts handledWe settle vendors after the event from one system.→
Process

How it works.

  1. 01

    Set up

    Cashless system configured for every bar, vendor and merch stand.

  2. 02

    Link

    Linked to our ticketing, so guests can top up when they buy a ticket.

  3. 03

    Run

    Top-ups, payments and support on the night.

  4. 04

    Report

    Full spend report and refunds of unused balances.

Who it helps

Who it’s for.

ArtistsFaster merch and bar sales at headline shows, with clean reporting afterwards.Enquire→
Labels / agenciesSimple payments at showcases and multi-artist nights.Enquire→
BrandsFestivals and large events with many vendors and one view of every sale.Enquire→
Next serviceTalent management→
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