Four practical guides to cashless payments at the food truck and at the market: card terminal, Tap to Pay, TWINT QR and food webshop — with Swiss fee comparison.

Tap to Pay turns your smartphone into a card terminal – ideal for food trucks and market stalls in Switzerland. Providers, costs, requirements.

Do you operate a Swiss marketplace with payment processing? Find out when you are considered a financial intermediary under Art. 2 para. 3 AMLA, whether you need to join an SRO, and how you can outsource obligations to a regulated PSP.

Find out which KYC and KYB requirements apply to marketplaces in Switzerland, which data sellers must provide, and how automated onboarding increases conversion.

Combine pre-ordering via web shop and card payment at the food truck. This is how you set up online ordering and on-site payment in Switzerland.

Which mobile card terminal is right for your food truck or market stall in Switzerland? Battery, 4G, costs and provider comparison.

Setting up card payments, TWINT and tipping function in the hair salon – terminals, costs and accounting at a glance for Swiss hairdressers and barbershops.

Split Payment automatically divides marketplace payments into the merchant share and the platform commission. This is how payment splitting works for Swiss SMEs.

Set up a TWINT QR code for food trucks, street food, and market stalls in Switzerland: static vs. dynamic QR code, costs, limits, and step-by-step instructions.

Is your Swiss marketplace allowed to hold customer funds in the platform account? Find out when public deposits arise, what the FinTech licence requires, and how split payments eliminate regulatory risk.

How Swiss associations generate new revenue with online shops, TWINT, QR invoices, and digital membership fees. Including comparison table, checklist, and FAQ.

Do you operate a Swiss marketplace and pass payments on to Comerciante? Find out when FINMA, GwG or SRO obligations arise and how Payrexx outsources marketplace payments with split payments.