Zenchef Pay: Digital payment via a QR code

For customers:
Customers scan the QR code and pay the bill as they wish. They can pay only for what they’ve consumed, split the bill, pay a specific amount, and so on, using any payment method (credit card, Google Pay, Apple Pay, luncheon vouchers, etc.). Customers immediately receive their bill and proof of payment that they can present whenever they need to.

For restaurant owners:
Payment appears directly on the cash register under the correct table number, and if all payments have been finalised, the table is automatically closed. Receipts can also automatically be issued for each transaction, so that there is the beeping noise that customers are familiar with.

All credit cards can be used with our payment solution. Your customers can pay by credit card (Visa, Mastercard, etc.), Google Pay, Apple Pay, or even by luncheon voucher for those who wish to settle in a more traditional way (paper luncheon vouchers are cashed up as they’ve always been). The newer card luncheon voucher systems (Edenred, Sodexo, Swile, etc.) can also be used directly for online payment. This means that you can still use the same payment methods as before.

All our transactions are managed by Stripe, the leader in remote payment. We therefore benefit from all their anti-fraud protections, and transactions are secure.

Each QR code is specific to a pre-configured table number. The name given to the QR code is exactly the same as the name given to your tables on the cash register. Given this, the customer can’t make a mistake because they don’t need to enter their number and you can be sure that they pay for their table.

The customer can’t pay more than the full amount either, and if they pay less, the table remains open until the full amount is settled.

Yes, of course! Those who don’t use Zenchef Pay can pay by credit card as usual via a card reader (payment terminal), by cheque or in cash, and as Zenchef Pay is connected to your cash register, the overall bill is automatically deducted in real time with what has been already settled.

No, on the contrary – tips left are 25% higher than with a “traditional” payment. Your teams have more time to advise and guide customers in their choices. And that shows up in their tips 😉