Shorter queues. Bigger spend.
Cashless RFID and card payments that keep queues moving, keep working without a network and show you every sale as it happens. Run on site by our own team.
Cashless RFID and card payments that keep queues moving and work without a network.
22M+cashless RFID transactions
Our clients
Top up. Tap. Settle.
Everything from the first top-up to the final reconciliation, with our team on site the whole way.
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Step 1: Top up
Guests load credit online before the event, by scanning the QR code on their wristband, or at top-up stations with cash or card.
- Pre-event online top-ups
- QR fast top-up
- Shared accounts for families and groups
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Step 2: Tap
Under 2 seconds per transaction at every vendor, from food and drink to merchandise, rides and activations, with or without a network.
- Works fully offline
- Age rules block alcohol sales to minors
- Closed or open-loop set-up
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Step 3: Settle
Live reporting by outlet, staff member and product, then simple refunds of unspent balances after the event.
- Live outlet dashboards
- Online refund portal
- Full reconciliation report
Built for the busiest event day.
On site with you
Equipment, dual-language staff training and on-site technical support, from the first tap to the final reconciliation.
Speed
<2sper tap, against around
15 seconds for cards
F&B uplift
10xF&B share of revenue,
1% to 10%, AIA Carnival
No network needed
Terminals and wristbands store every transaction, so vendors keep trading through a total outage.
Money in early
Self-service top-ups secure revenue before the gates open, and cut cash handling on the day.
Tokens retired
HK$300K+staffing costs saved,
AIA Carnival
Good questions.
Can't find what you need? Email sales@zicket.co and the team will come back to you.
Why RFID instead of contactless cards or Octopus?
Speed and control. An RFID tap takes under 2 seconds against around 15 for a card, the system runs without a network, and age rules can block alcohol sales to minors automatically.
Does it work without an internet connection?
Yes. Terminals store transactions locally and on the encrypted chip in each wristband, so every vendor keeps trading through a total network outage.
How do guests top up?
Online before or during the event, by scanning the QR code on their wristband, or at on-site top-up stations with cash or card. One person can manage several wristbands from a shared account.
How do refunds work?
After the event guests claim unspent balances through an online portal. We can also set up automatic refunds, or let fans donate what is left to a partner charity.
Is the hardware built for outdoor events?
Yes. Our terminals are professional grade, waterproof and shock resistant, built for festivals, carnivals and stadiums.
Speak to a payments expert.
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