Who it is for
Waletifi’s business tools are built for small sellers who already have customers holding USDT: cafés and restaurants, corner shops and boutiques, gold shops, and people who sell online through chat and social media. You don’t need a payment terminal, a merchant account or a website.
The tools, one by one
Everything starts from “My shop” in the app. Each tool below has its own guide.
- Crypto POS: create an invoice at the counter and show a full-screen QR that updates the moment it’s paid. Print thermal receipts and record cash sales too.
- Online store and QR menu: a public store page with your menu, a cart, and a QR for every table.
- Crypto invoices and books: invoices in your currency, PDF receipts, a daily close and CSV exports.
- Payment links: permanent links for a product or a fixed amount that you can share anywhere.
- Gold-shop invoices: weight, karat, making charge and profit worked out in the web panel.
- VAT on receipts: add your tax number and show VAT on invoices for your own records.
- Escrow marketplace: list your products on Raste and let escrow protect both sides of each order.
How payment works
You set prices in your store’s local currency. When you create an invoice, the server signs a quote with an expiry, so the rate is locked while the customer pays. The customer scans the QR or opens the payment link and pays with Waletifi or any TON wallet. The money goes on-chain straight to your store’s wallet. Waletifi never holds it.
A web panel for the counter
At waletifi.com/merchant you can create invoices, print receipts, manage products, build your menu and read your reports on a computer. You sign in by scanning a QR with the app and approving it with your fingerprint or PIN. There’s no password, and your keys never leave your phone. The panel can’t move funds. The panel’s interface is currently in Persian. The app itself is available in English and several other languages.
Fees and where it works
Network fees are shown before you confirm anything. Business features are switched on country by country, so availability depends on your country. The app shows what is on where you are.