How to accept in person payments with Tap to Pay (no hardware required)

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In this Article

You will find the guidance you need to accept payments using Tap to Pay

Recommendations before you start

Follow the steps below and test a $1 charge before your first live event. If you need an example page to test, you can copy this template to your organization by clicking "Save".
If you will be using your school's WiFi, please run this test using that same WiFi to anticipate any possible firewall rules that may block payments and contact help@omella.com to work with your IT staff.
We want to make sure your first event is stress free. Feel free to email the date, time and page to help@omella.com so we can monitor and be available.

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Accepting payments with Tap to Pay

Download the Omella app on your device and sign in with your existing Omella credentials: Apple Store or Play Store‍
Open the payment page, select the items and head to checkout
At checkout, press "Tap to Pay"
Once it's ready, follow the prompt to complete payment by holding a card to your phone horizontally
Rinse, repeat!

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🎥 Video Walkthrough

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Questions? Refer to the FAQ below.

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FAQs

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