01
Enter the sale.Keep the worker flow in familiar AUD.
AIR CheckoutReady
Table 12 · Amount due
A$164.00
One sale · one checkout QR · one payment record
ONE QR · MORE WAYS TO PAY · AUSTRALIAN ROLLOUT
POS made easy.
Turn every worker’s phone into a checkout.
AUD sale → one QR → customer chooses how to pay → verified result.
Your staff enter the sale in normal Australian dollars and show one checkout QR. The customer uses a payment method enabled for your business — bank, card or supported crypto. Routes are activated only after the required provider onboarding, so AIR can keep the worker flow simple without pretending every payment rail is already live for every merchant.
0%AIR transaction fee
Normal AUDstaff sell in dollars
Bank · card · cryptoenabled routes by setup
Phone POSQR-first worker checkout
02
Customer chooses.The QR moves payment choice to their phone.
Your billA$164.00
Only routes approved and activated for that merchant are shown.
03
Paid. Recorded. Done.Know when the sale is actually complete.
✓
PAYMENT VERIFIED
A$164.00
SalePaidItems7 recordedLedgerUpdated
Verified result · ready for the close
01 · A POS built around people
Multiple workers. Multiple checkouts. One clean business record.
Stop making staff queue behind one terminal. Authorised workers can operate their own phone-based checkout workflow while AIR keeps each sale and payment record separate.
The checkout goes where your workers go instead of forcing every customer back to one counter.
Each checkout keeps its own sale, QR, payment status and evidence instead of blurring activity together.
Build the sale from saved products, quantities and catalogue prices — not just a mystery total at the end of the day.
Verified sales feed the merchant ledger so the close starts with organised records instead of terminal archaeology.
02 · Business rollout capability
Sick of struggling to split the bill?
We want the customer to decide how they pay their share — without turning the worker into a calculator.
EqualFour people? Split it four ways.
By amount“I’ll pay A$60.”
By percentage50% · 30% · 20%
By itemsChoose exactly what you’re paying for.
Split bills, multiple payers and optional tipping are being added to Business before general release. Each payer will receive an explicit share so AIR can verify each payment cleanly.
TABLE 12A$164.00
2 ×BurgerA$36.002 ×FriesA$17.004 ×DrinksA$28.001 ×Shared plateA$83.00
How do you want to pay?
Optional tip0% · 10% · 15% · Custom
Illustrative Business rollout flow04 · Your money
Get paid to the destination approved for the route.
AIR Checkout coordinates the sale and keeps the payment record. It is not where your customer’s purchase money is supposed to sit. Depending on the activated route, settlement can be to a normal Australian bank account or a supported merchant wallet.
0% AIR transaction feeNo raw card data stored by AIRNo pooled merchant funds
AIR adds 0% to the transaction amount.
AIR subscription pricing is separate. Bank, card, wallet, blockchain, conversion and payment-provider costs can apply independently and are confirmed for the route used.
01Customerchooses and authorises
→
02Payment routemoves or converts funds
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03Merchantreceives at the approved destination
AIR coordinates and records the transaction. AIR does not pool merchant sale proceeds.
05 · Ways to pay
Bank, card or crypto. One AIR checkout.
The sale stays understandable in AUD while the payment choices are matched to the merchant’s approved setup. Only routes that have passed the required provider/account onboarding are exposed to customers.
Provider onboardingAUD · BANK + CARD
Normal money.
AIR is being prepared to support ordinary Australian bank-payment and card routes through approved payment providers, so customers do not need crypto to use the checkout.
- Sale stays in AUD
- Bank/card route enabled only after provider onboarding
- Merchant AUD settlement follows the approved provider setup
Private rolloutUSDC · Solana
Direct USDC.
Customer wallet to the merchant’s verified receiving wallet on Solana Mainnet. AIR never signs the payer transaction or holds the customer’s keys.
- Real USDC on Solana Mainnet for approved merchants
- Merchant-controlled receiving wallet
- QR checkout + payment verification
Scope onboardingCRYPTO → AUD
Crypto in. AUD to the bank.
For approved merchants, AIR is preparing a route where the customer pays supported crypto and an approved payment provider handles conversion and merchant AUD payout. AIR itself does not exchange the asset or hold the funds.
- Sale remains AUD-priced
- Supported crypto chosen through provider checkout
- AUD bank payout requirements, assets, fees and availability confirmed during onboarding
06 · Pricing
Start simple. Add the payment routes your business needs.
Three clear jobs, one AIR Checkout product. AIR’s transaction fee remains 0% across the ladder; external provider/network fees are separate.
StarterA$9/month
QR checkoutFor a business that wants a simple AUD sale, QR customer handoff and activated payment routes.
- AUD-priced checkout QR
- Supported payment route(s) as approved and activated
- Direct USDC for approved merchants
- Verified payment ledger + exports
- 0% AIR transaction fee
BusinessA$29/month
Full phone POSFor teams that want workers selling from their own phones with an itemised checkout workflow.
- Everything in Starter
- Multiple active worker checkouts
- Separate sale, QR + ledger records
- Catalogue + SKU file uploads
- Phone barcode scanning → cart
- Itemised sales, stock, promotions + loyalty
- Split bills, multiple payers + tipping — rolling into Business
- Supported payment routes as activated
StoreA$79/month
Multi-front rolloutFor businesses operating multiple fronts that need one central product system and stronger operational controls.
- Everything in Business
- Multiple storefronts / locations
- Shared large SKU library
- Location inventory + staff controls
- Consolidated reporting + reconciliation
- Larger operational allowances
Store is the A$79 multi-location tier being finalised for rollout. It is not yet available through general subscription checkout.
AIR subscription pricing is separate from bank, card, wallet, network, conversion or other payment-provider fees. Route availability is confirmed per merchant during scope and provider onboarding.
07 · Scope AIR Checkout for your business
Message us for scope →Tell us how you want customers to pay.
Tell us what you sell, how many workers or locations you have, whether you want bank, card, crypto or a mix, and where you want approved routes to settle. We’ll scope the setup around the business rather than forcing you into a generic payment flow.
Scope first. Activate only the routes that fit.08 · Straight answers
Useful first. Complicated only where it needs to be.
Do customers need crypto to use AIR Checkout?
No. AIR Checkout is being designed for ordinary bank and card routes as well as supported crypto. The customer only sees payment methods that have been approved and activated for that merchant. Bank/card routes are not represented as generally live until the required provider integration and onboarding are complete.
Can the merchant use a normal Australian bank account?
Yes for routes that settle in AUD through an approved payment provider. The exact settlement account, payout timing and provider requirements are confirmed during merchant onboarding. Direct-USDC merchants can instead receive to a verified supported wallet.
Can customers pay crypto against an AUD-priced sale?
AIR Checkout is built around AUD-priced sales. Direct USDC is in private rollout for approved merchants. Crypto-to-AUD provider settlement is scoped per merchant and only enabled after the required provider and account approval.
Does AIR convert crypto to AUD?
No. AIR does not exchange assets itself. On a crypto-to-AUD route, an approved payment provider handles the crypto payment, conversion and AUD payout; AIR coordinates the checkout and records the resulting payment evidence.
Does AIR hold the customer’s payment?
No. AIR is designed so merchant sale proceeds move through the supported network or provider to the merchant’s verified destination. AIR records the transaction; it does not pool merchant sale proceeds.
Can several workers be active at once?
AIR’s staff-terminal model is designed so authorised workers can operate bounded checkout workflows while sales and payment records remain separated in the merchant ledger.
What about split bills and multiple payers?
Equal, custom-amount, percentage and item-based split flows, multiple payers and optional tips are being added to Business before general release. They are not represented here as already-live capabilities.
by Am I Recommended?One phone. One QR. More ways to pay.
Keep the sale in AUD, let the customer choose an enabled bank, card or supported crypto route, and keep the resulting payment record tied to the sale. Tell us how your business works and we’ll scope the routes around it.