#1042
Amount due
$84.50
2 × Ridgeline Hot Sauce · 1 × Canvas Tote
Cha-Ching sits beside your card processor as a payment method. Shopify still collects and validates the shipping address, still calculates tax and shipping — nothing about your checkout changes except that one more option appears.
Contact & delivery
Payment
You’ll get a QR code on the next screen. Scan it with whichever app you already use — the amount is filled in for you.
Why a manual payment method? It’s the same mechanism Shopify has offered for bank deposit and cash on delivery for a decade. The order arrives unpaid, and Cha-Ching marks it paid once the money lands — which is what keeps this out of payment-gateway licensing territory entirely.
A block on the thank-you page takes them straight to the pay portal. The same link goes in the order confirmation email, so closing the tab isn’t fatal.
Order #1042
Payment still needed
Send $84.50 to finish your order
Scan and pay in about ten seconds. Your reference is CHA-7K4Q — keep it with the payment so it gets matched to this order.
Shipping to
Every QR below is real and encodes this exact $84.50 order. Switching methods slides one pill and recolours the card, so a customer can tell from across a room which app they're about to open.
Amount due
$84.50
2 × Ridgeline Hot Sauce · 1 × Canvas Tote
Your money goes straight to Northside Supply Co. Cha-Ching never holds, forwards, or touches it.
Powered by ChaChingApple Cash is the honest one. Apple publishes no payment API, so the amount can't be pre-filled. Scanning opens Messages to the merchant's number with the order note already written, and the customer types the total. The screen says so rather than pretending the scan completes the payment.
Stablecoin orders confirm themselves on-chain in about a second, with no tap from anyone. Cash App, Venmo, Zelle and Apple Cash end in the merchant seeing the money in their own account and tapping confirm.
Amount due
$84.50
2 × Ridgeline Hot Sauce · 1 × Canvas Tote
Payment received. Your order is being packed now.
Payment state is written back as order tags, so you can filter and save a view without opening the app. There's also a confirm button on the order page itself.
Card orders are untouched. Cha-Ching only ever acts on orders placed through its own payment method.
The hero figure is money actually waiting on you — customers who say they've sent it. Not a wall of equal-weight cards.
Waiting on your confirmation
$312.75
A further $612.00 sits with 3 customers who haven't paid yet.
Needs your confirmation
The wording is deliberate. Cha-Ching can't verify a peer-to-peer payment — no API exists, and anything claiming otherwise is scraping your login. You confirm what you saw in your own account. Crypto is the exception, and it confirms itself.
Take turns evenly, always favour your main account, or cap one that has a real limit. Verified business accounts mostly don't, so limits are off unless you turn them on.
Cash App · 3 handles in rotation
Taking turns evenlyNo limits set — nothing is capped. Your customers never see which account took their order.
Pick a colour and the preview updates as you go — no saving and going to look. Merchants choose values, never markup: there's no custom CSS or HTML field anywhere, which is what keeps a public payment page from becoming an injection target.
Text on this background will be white — contrast checked for you.
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Northside Supply Co.
$84.50
$10 a month per method, or all five for $40 — so the fifth one is free. Crypto counts as a single method however many chains you accept. Thirty days free first, and never a percentage of a sale.
Switch on the last two for $10 more
You’re paying $30 for three. All five is $40, so adding Zelle gets you Apple Cash for nothing.
Card processing on the same volume would be about $390 a month, and it would keep climbing every good month you have. This doesn’t.
Someone who pays for everything in Cash App and finds no Cash App option doesn’t cheerfully switch — they hesitate, and some of them leave. Every method you don’t offer is a customer sent off to find their card.
Apps have outages. Accounts occasionally get put under review. A store taking five methods is never one incident away from being unable to take money at all.
Most verified business accounts have no receiving limit, but some ceilings are real — Apple Cash caps a balance, and some banks cap inbound Zelle. Spread across five methods and several accounts each, you never get near one.
The calculator is the pitch: card processing scales with every good month, this doesn't. Drag the sliders.
Shopify app
Your customers pay you directly — Cash App, Venmo, Zelle, Apple Cash, crypto — by scanning one code. No processing fees. No chargebacks.
$84.50
You keep
$4,324
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