NFC receipts: tap the tile, get the receipt
NFC receipts use the same Near Field Communication chip already in iPhone and Android. Customers tap a Receet Tile and the digital receipt opens - no app install, no QR hunt.
How an NFC receipt works
Your POS finishes the payment. Receet prepares the receipt and links it to the tile at that register. When someone holds their phone to the tile, NFC opens the receipt URL in the browser.
That is the same radio used for Apple Pay and Google Wallet. People already tap phones on counters. Receet uses that habit for the receipt instead of the payment.
Why tap beats QR and SMS
- No unlocking a camera app to find a code.
- No typing a phone number on a terminal.
- Works even if the customer will never install your brand’s app.
- iPhone (NFC from iOS 13+ for tags) and modern Android both supported.
Hardware is a sticker, not a printer
Receet Tiles are passive NFC tags in five sizes - from a 4×5 in Large Display to a Mini Terminal Sticker for the back of a handheld POS. No battery. No cable. No second screen for the shopper to manage.
You still need a live tile plan so the tile can serve the current sale. The tap itself is instant.
Privacy at the counter
Customers do not have to share an email or phone number to receive the receipt. The tap opens a receipt page. Saving it to Photos, Files, or the free Receet iOS app is optional.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need NFC on my POS terminal?
- No. The POS takes payment as usual. The Receet Tile is a separate NFC tap point for the receipt.
- What if a phone does not have NFC?
- Almost all recent iPhone and Android devices do. Staff can still offer another copy from the dashboard if needed.
- Is the Receet app required for NFC receipts?
- No. The receipt opens in the browser. The iOS app is a free wallet for people who want receipts organized later.
- How much does Receet cost?
- Tiles are a one-time hardware purchase from $49. Each live tile needs a plan at $9.99 a month or $99 a year. There is no per-receipt fee, and customers never pay.
- Does Receet work on iPhone and Android?
- Yes. Any modern phone with NFC can tap for a digital receipt. iPhone and Android both open the receipt instantly in the browser.