QR Code Payment System Replaces 100 Cash Registers at Horie-Produced Event
The event demonstrates that QR code-based payment counters can replace traditional cash registers at large-scale events, offering a scalable, low-cost cashless infrastructure.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
anydeli Co., Ltd. provided a QR code-based ordering and payment system at the Takafumi Horie-produced event Crazy Muscle Show. More than 100 QR codes were placed in the venue, each functioning as an independent payment counter, replacing the need for 100 cash registers. The system allowed customers to order and pay via smartphone without POS registers or payment terminals, reducing waiting times and staff workload.
anydeli Co., Ltd. introduced its QR code-based ordering and payment system at the Crazy Muscle Show, an event produced by Takafumi Horie. The company placed more than 100 QR codes throughout the venue, with each code acting as an independent payment counter, effectively replacing the need for 100 cash registers.
Customers scanned the codes with their smartphones to complete orders and credit card payments, eliminating the need for POS registers or payment terminals. The setup reduced waiting times, eased congestion, and lowered staff workload, according to the company.
anydeli positions the system as a scalable payment infrastructure for food and beverage events, food trucks, pop-up stores, merchandise events, exhibitions, and sports and music events.
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