QR codes and checkout

QR codes and the crypto checkout flow

How a customer pays by scanning a code, the difference between a static and a dynamic QR, and how to set one up.

Nearly every in-person crypto payment happens through a QR code. The customer scans, their wallet fills in the details, they confirm, and you get a receipt. Understanding the flow makes it easy to train anyone.

These articles explain the two kinds of QR code, when each is safe to use, and how to build a counter card that makes checkout obvious.

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