The customer chooses cash or card. Card payers cover the processing cost, so it doesn't come out of your margin.
The menu shows the card price. Pay cash and the receipt shows the discount. The customer picks.
Card payers pay the menu price, which is designed to cover the processing cost. Cash payers get the discount. Example prices.
Redy uses the cash-discount model — the same idea many gas stations use. Redy shows the cash discount at checkout and on the receipt. Signage and disclosure rules vary by state and card network, and meeting them is up to you. Not sure what your state requires? Ask us or your payment processor.
Your listed prices are the card prices, designed to cover the processing cost.
4% by default, shown as its own "Cash discount" line on the receipt.
Rules vary by state and card network. You're responsible for the signage and disclosures your state requires — ask us or your payment processor if you're unsure.
Your default rate is set during payments onboarding; you can see it any time in Settings → Payments.
An example year: what a typical 2.6% card rate takes out of your margin, month after month — and what comes out with Redy's dual pricing, where the card price covers it.
Free POS software plan when you process payments with Redy. Dual pricing built in. North terminal ships to you. You're live in days after payments approval, not months.