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USDT payments and sales management, all on one phone.

A blockchain payment and store-management platform that small stores can start using easily.

A shop and customer using VeryPOS QR payment on phones
A phone connects shops and customers through payments. An illustrative product scene.

Payments continue when stores can use them

VeryPOS is a free store-management platform used on a phone without a separate POS terminal. Centered on USDT stablecoin payments, it brings product registration, order intake, counter sales and sales history together.

Customers open a menu through the store QR, place an order and pay on their own phone. The aim is to give even small stores both a customer ordering interface and an operator interface.

The basic payment flow

Step Customer action Store checks
Choose items Open the store QR and view products and prices by category Registered products and prices
Confirm order Check quantities and total, add requests if needed Received orders and requests
Choose payment method Select USDT wallet payment or a method offered by the store Awaiting-payment status
Pay Include VERY if the store allows it Status for each payment method
Complete Check order number, items and payment result Confirm payment, then hand over goods

Why stablecoins are central

Stores need a consistent basis for prices and sales records. VeryPOS uses USDT as a primary payment method, while merchants choose how to accept VERY.

Payment method Merchant choice
USDT Receive payments from VeryWallet’s USDT.
USDT + VERY Accept VERY up to the allowed proportion and the remainder in USDT.
VERY Choose full payment, partial payment or no VERY.

The merchant sets the maximum VERY share and conversion basis. “VERY 20% + USDT 80%” on screen is an example setting, not a fixed ratio for all stores. Cash, card and other counter-payment availability also follows store settings.

Store operations for merchants

Add products and manage categories and prices. Separate incoming orders into awaiting-payment and paid states, then mark handover complete once goods are delivered. Counter orders can be added directly by searching products on the sales screen.

Sales history shows amounts and payment methods, with transactions grouped by statuses such as checking, completed and failed. Process orders by distinguishing a created payment request from a completed payment.

Registering and starting a store

  1. Enter the store name customers will see.
  2. Choose the currency for displayed prices. Check carefully: it cannot be changed after creating the store.
  3. Choose an ordering flow suited to a retailer, restaurant, café or other business type.
  4. Decide whether to accept VERY alongside USDT, and set the allowed share and conversion basis.
  5. Register products and display the store QR to receive orders.

Merchant applications currently run on the separate VeryPay service. Apply as a merchant ↗

A map of stores around the world

Find publicly registered stores on the VeryPay map and VeryPOS homepage. Search by store name or address, or select a small VERY marker to see its location and details. Zoom in and out to explore nearby stores.

The map is based on the VERY-accepting merchant list. Confirm each store’s support for USDT and other payment methods and its actual terms individually.

Future expansion

The direction is to connect cash, familiar local payment methods and blockchain payments in one store workflow. Regional payment integrations will expand on today’s order, product and sales management experience.

Stores can also share news with customers through VeryAds. The 50/20/30 advertising distribution and store payments follow separate policies. See VERY circulation and advertising distribution for the distinction.

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