Grow your sales with QR payments

Everything you need to know to start getting paid with QR

The step-by-step on taking QR payments in your store — and why more T&T businesses are putting a code on the counter.

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A customer paying a PayWise QR code with their phone

Taking payments used to mean cash, a card machine, or both. A QR code changes that: one code, printed or on your screen, lets a customer pay from their phone in seconds — no cash, no change to count, no terminal rental.

Here's exactly how it works with PayWise, start to finish.

How do I get my QR code?

Open the PayWise app and go to My QR codes. From there you can create two kinds of code:

Your code is linked to your PayWise account, so payments land with you and nowhere else. Set it up once and you're ready to take payments.

How do customers pay with QR?

Once your code is on display, your customer simply scans it.

  1. They scan the code — with the PayWise app or their phone camera.
  2. They choose how to pay — from their PayWise balance, or with a Visa, Mastercard or LINX card.
  3. They confirm, you get paid — both of you receive a confirmation, and the customer can download or email a receipt straight away.

Your customer doesn't need the PayWise app to pay you. If they don't have it, scanning opens a page where they enter their card details and pay online.

The My QR Codes screen in the PayWise app
Manage every code from one screen in the PayWise app.

How do I see QR payments in my account?

Every QR sale shows up in your PayWise activity and transaction history. From there you can:

Money when you need it: wallet-to-wallet payments land instantly, and card payments settle to your bank next business day. You can also cash out at any PayWise agent across Trinidad & Tobago.

Do you charge me for receiving QR payments?

There's no charge to set up your QR code or your account. You only pay per payment, and the cost depends on how your customer chooses to pay:

There are no monthly terminal rentals and no minimum hardware spend — your QR code is part of the app. You can see the full list any time at paywise.co/fees.

Ready to take your first QR payment? See how PayWise QR payments work.

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