After ordering from the table QR, guests request the bill and pay on their own phone with PayNow or card, through your own HitPay account or through Qlub. The payment lands on the bill, the table frees up, and it all shows on the same day close as the counter.


Your guests are holding a phone that plays video smoothly, so the menu uses it. Each part of the day can open with its own welcome video, your specials sit at the top with moving pictures, and any dish can play a few seconds of itself when it’s opened. This is Tanuki Raw’s real menu.
Upload a short phone video of a dish from the dashboard. It plays, muted and looping, when a guest opens that dish.
Pick the dishes you want to push. They lead the menu in a Specials row with your own badge, and featured ones move.
Lunch and dinner can each open with their own video and greeting, so the first screen matches the hour.
If a guest has turned off motion on their phone, the welcome screen and specials show still photos instead.
Video and moving specials are on the table QR menu. The counter and Takeaway QR menus show photos.
They order in rounds on their own phone, or staff take the order as usual. Both land on one bill.
The total appears with service charge and 9% GST worked out, exactly as your staff would print it.
PayNow, cards, Apple Pay, WeChat Pay and more through your HitPay account, or a hand-off to Qlub. The amount is always the balance our system works out (the computer behind the POS, not a waiter), never a number the phone sends.
The payment is recorded on the bill, the receipt is issued and the table goes back to free for the next party.
Real screens from the app, set up with our own restaurant’s menu and photos.





PayNow, Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay, Google Pay, GrabPay, WeChat Pay and more, depending on what you turn on in HitPay. Tourists can pay the way they do at home.
Guests pay into your HitPay account at HitPay’s rates. We never hold your money and never take a cut.
Already with Qlub? Guests are handed to Qlub’s checkout when they ask for the bill, and the payment comes back to the bill on its own.
For bars and casual spots: guests pay for each round before the kitchen starts it, so a tab can never walk out.
Phone payments sit beside cash and card on the same bill, the same X/Z report and the same accounting push.
If a guest and the cashier settle at the same moment, the bill still closes once, and the extra payment is flagged for a refund.
We tested every payment path on real bills in our own restaurants: discounts, set meals, service charge waived, part-payments. The rule we kept is simple: the guest’s phone never decides the amount. Our system, the computer behind the POS rather than the person serving the table, works out the balance, and the payment provider charges exactly that.
With HitPay, guests see the methods you switch on in your HitPay account. In Singapore HitPay offers PayNow, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, UnionPay, Apple Pay, Google Pay, GrabPay, ShopeePay, Atome, ShopBack and WeChat Pay. Each has its own HitPay fee, and you choose which to offer. With Qlub, guests pay by PayNow, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, UnionPay, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
The POS is S$60 per outlet per month. Payment fees are charged by HitPay or Qlub under your own agreement with them. We take nothing from the payment.
On HitPay’s or Qlub’s normal payout schedule, straight to your own account. It never passes through us.
Staff can split a bill by item or evenly on the POS. Paying by phone settles the remaining balance in one go.
Always. Paying by phone is an extra option, and cash, card and PayNow at the counter all work as before.
Guests order rounds from their own phone, straight to the kitchen.
Order, pay first, collect by number. For cafes, kiosks and takeaway.
S$60 a month, every feature, and no cut of your sales.
30 days free, no card, set up in an afternoon. S$60 per outlet per month after, or S$50 a month billed yearly.