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How it works

From enquiry to your first customer

No jargon and no surprises. Here is what actually happens, what we need from you, and roughly how long each part takes.

Getting started

Becoming a service point

1

You get in touch

Tell us where your shop is and what you already do. We will be straight with you about whether there is enough demand nearby to make it worthwhile.

Same day
2

We check the basics

Identity and business details, and the bank account your earnings will go to. This is a requirement of offering banking services, not paperwork for its own sake.

2–3 working days
3

Your counter is approved

Once the checks pass, your counter is set up and you receive your sign-in details.

1 working day
4

Training

We walk you through each service, what to do when something is refused, and how to answer the questions customers ask most.

About half a day
5

You serve your first customer

Start with balance enquiries to build confidence, then move on to withdrawals.

Straight away

Timings are typical rather than guaranteed — a missing document is the usual reason a counter takes longer to go live.

What you need

Less than most people expect

If you run a shop with a reliable internet connection, you are most of the way there.

A fixed place of business

A shop, kiosk or counter customers can find again tomorrow.

Identity and address documents

Yours, and your business's. The same documents any bank would ask for.

A bank account in your name

This is where your earnings are paid. It must be yours.

An internet connection

A mobile connection is usually enough, as long as it is reliable during trading hours.

Day to day

What running a counter actually involves

Opening up

Sign in at the start of the day and confirm you are ready to trade. Takes a minute.

Serving customers

Two to three minutes per service, most of which is the customer deciding how much they need.

Closing the day

Check the day's transactions and earnings. Anything that did not complete is clearly marked so you can follow it up.

When something goes wrong

The part most people do not ask about until it happens

Occasionally a service will not complete. What matters is that you know where you stand and what to tell the customer.

A service is refused

You are told the reason in plain words — not a code — so you can explain it to the customer at the counter.

A service does not finish

It is marked clearly rather than left looking successful. You will know not to hand over cash.

A customer disputes something later

Every service leaves a record you can look up, with a reference our support team can trace.

You need a person

Support is reachable by phone during business hours, and every enquiry gets a reference you can follow up with.

Ready to find out if your shop qualifies?

Tell us about your shop or your network and we will walk you through what it takes to get started.