We build infrastructure so platforms don't have to. Here's what that unlocks, told through the platforms that have actually done it.
Detailed breakdowns are available under NDA, these are the numbers teams have let us share publicly.
Different industries, same problem: every platform needs payments, and no platform wants to become a payments company.
Kanpai.POS, NgonPay, Tingi.Store, table-side, kiosk, and counter tap-to-pay without leased terminals.
OrbitSalon, Sawasdee.co, Tidy·Book, booking and checkout in one flow, with per-stylist settlement.
Fieldwork/, RuangKerja, tradespeople tapping at the customer's door, no fleet mPOS logistics.
Medika+, Cove·Health, clinic copay and consult collections, with PHI-separated payment pipelines.
Kapai PMS, folio-to-checkout tap, room-charge handling, and multi-currency guest payments.
The webhook semantics are what sold me. I don't want to argue with a support bot about a duplicated capture at 2am, I just want idempotency keys to work. With Tapped, they do.
We used to need a compliance hire before we could enter Thailand. Now we need a pull request.
Tapped Onboard gave us a clean answer to 'how do we KYB a one-stylist home salon in Penang?' Every other vendor just stared at us.
The sandbox accepts the full EMV test-card set. I could build our entire tap flow on a Saturday without talking to a human.
We made more from the payments spread in the first quarter than from our SaaS subscription line. Tapped changed our P&L shape.
Their on-call engineer joined our Slack and answered an event-ordering question in four minutes. I've never had a payments vendor do that.
No sales call required. Spin up sandbox credentials, wire up a sub-merchant, take a test tap. When you're ready to go live in your launch market, we're here.