Transaction time stops scaling with basket size
The employee sets the whole basket into the sink and every item registers together, so ten garments take the time one used to.
Operational RFID Checkout
Your cashier stays. The scanning does not. The whole basket reads in a single pass.
Built to drop into the store you already run
Your team stays on the counter
This is not self-service. It keeps staffed checkout exactly as it is and removes only the part that was slow.
Built into the counter
Fitted into the cashier station you already have.
Security unchanged
The full EAS and RFID tag flow is maintained.
Built to drop into the store you already run
Transaction time stops scaling with basket size
The employee sets the whole basket into the sink and every item registers together, so ten garments take the time one used to.
Your team stays on the counter
This is not self-service. It keeps staffed checkout exactly as it is and removes only the part that was slow.
Built into the counter
Fitted into the cashier station you already have.
Security unchanged
The full EAS and RFID tag flow is maintained.
Four steps at the counter
Every self-checkout runs through the same four automatic steps.
01020304
01/4Set down
Step 01 / 4
Set down
The employee places the customer's items into the sink.
02/4Read
Step 02 / 4
Read
Every tag registers at once and is priced against the catalog.
03/4Pay
Step 03 / 4
Pay
Payment runs through the existing POS and terminal.
04/4Release
Step 04 / 4
Release
Tags are detached and the gate is told the items are paid.
Four steps at the counter
Every self-checkout runs through the same four automatic steps.
01020304
01/4Set down
Step 01 / 4
Set down
The employee places the customer's items into the sink.
02/4Read
Step 02 / 4
Read
Every tag registers at once and is priced against the catalog.
03/4Pay
Step 03 / 4
Pay
Payment runs through the existing POS and terminal.
04/4Release
Step 04 / 4
Release
Tags are detached and the gate is told the items are paid.
Technical details
Operated by
Store staff
Staffed checkout, not self-service.
Format
Counter sink
Fitted into the existing cashier station.
Integrations
POS, ERP, payments
Real-time validation against your systems.
Reading
Whole basket at once
Whole basket in a single pass.
Security
Full EAS and RFID flow
Full EAS and RFID tag flow maintained.
Installation
Fully handled by Paytag
Fitted into the existing cashier counter by Paytag.
Counter requirements
Cut-out specifications
Cut-out dimensions and depth clearance.
Power and network
Supply and connectivity
Supply and connectivity requirements.
Technical details
Operated by
Store staff
Staffed checkout, not self-service.
Format
Counter sink
Fitted into the existing cashier station.
Integrations
POS, ERP, payments
Real-time validation against your systems.
Reading
Whole basket at once
Whole basket in a single pass.
Security
Full EAS and RFID flow
Full EAS and RFID tag flow maintained.
Installation
Fully handled by Paytag
Fitted into the existing cashier counter by Paytag.
Counter requirements
Cut-out specifications
Cut-out dimensions and depth clearance.
Power and network
Supply and connectivity
Supply and connectivity requirements.
On the floor
Common questions
Operational RFID Checkout or Self-Checkout Sink+
Choose Operational RFID Checkout if your staff run the checkout, and the Self-Checkout Sink if shoppers do. Both read the whole basket in one pass, and the difference is whether a cashier stays in the transaction.
Keeping staffed checkout+
Your cashier stays in the transaction, and only the item-by-item scanning goes. Staffed checkout remains the place for returns, questions, and loyalty sign-ups.
Your POS stays in place+
It connects to your existing POS and validates against it in real time. The till, receipts, and reporting stay where your team expects them.
Changes to the cashier counter+
The RFID sink is fitted into your existing counter, which involves carpentry. PayTag handles that during deployment, together with network and power.
Staff training+
Short, and delivered at the pilot store before rollout. The only change at the counter is that items go into the sink instead of past a scanner.
On the floor
Common questions
Operational RFID Checkout or Self-Checkout Sink+
Choose Operational RFID Checkout if your staff run the checkout, and the Self-Checkout Sink if shoppers do. Both read the whole basket in one pass, and the difference is whether a cashier stays in the transaction.
Keeping staffed checkout+
Your cashier stays in the transaction, and only the item-by-item scanning goes. Staffed checkout remains the place for returns, questions, and loyalty sign-ups.
Your POS stays in place+
It connects to your existing POS and validates against it in real time. The till, receipts, and reporting stay where your team expects them.
Changes to the cashier counter+
The RFID sink is fitted into your existing counter, which involves carpentry. PayTag handles that during deployment, together with network and power.
Staff training+
Short, and delivered at the pilot store before rollout. The only change at the counter is that items go into the sink instead of past a scanner.
Ready to upgrade your store?
Shoppers place their items, pay, and walk out. No cashier, no queue, and all types of security are neutralized at the station.
Ready to upgrade your store?
Shoppers place their items, pay, and walk out. No cashier, no queue, and all types of security are neutralized at the station.
Ready to upgrade your store?
Shoppers place their items, pay, and walk out. No cashier, no queue, and all types of security are neutralized at the station.