“I haven’t carried cash in years. Being able to scan and tip R20 means I finally stop feeling guilty when I pull out of the parking lot.”
Tip your car guard without the cash.
Cashless Tips makes rewarding car guards, petrol attendants and caddies as simple as a tap or a scan — using SnapScan, Zapper, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Samsung Pay. Safe for you, dignified for them, and no cash ever needs to change hands.
A tip in four taps.
No app downloads for the car guard. No bank account. No ID required. Just a QR code on a high-visibility vest and the payment apps you already use.
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Spot the vest
Look for the bright teal Cashless Tips vest or signage at participating centres around Pretoria.
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Scan the QR code
Open your camera, SnapScan or Zapper app, and scan the guard’s personalised QR — or tap the Tappy bracelet.
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Choose your amount
Select R5, R10, R20 or enter any value. Pay with the method you use every day — Apple, Google or Samsung Pay included.
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Everyone wins
The guard receives their tips weekly via PayShap — no bank account, no smartphone, no paperwork required.
Built for South Africa, from the ground up.
Every feature is shaped by real interviews with car guards and thousands of consumer responses from Pretoria East.
No cash, no problem
Pay with SnapScan, Zapper, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Samsung Pay. If you can buy a coffee, you can leave a tip.
Safer than carrying cash
Fewer loose notes in your car, fewer coins for workers to carry home — everyone walks away a little safer.
Works without a smartphone
Recipients don’t need a phone, bank account or ID — just a mobile number. Tips land weekly via PayShap.
Weekly pay-outs
Every Friday, earnings are paid out to each worker — so rent, food and transport are never far away.
Transparent dashboards
Shopping centres see anonymised tipping data and social-impact metrics. Workers see exactly what they’ve earned.
On-the-ground support
We train every worker in-person, so the first tip is as easy as the hundredth. Centres and sponsors get a dedicated contact.
Make sure valuable service never goes unrewarded.
“We’re building a tipping ecosystem where a cashless economy never means an unrewarded one — where every car guard, caddie and attendant earns a fair, reliable living with dignity.”
South Africa’s unemployment sits at 31.9% and the country is rapidly moving to card and tap payments. Thousands of informal workers depend on tips to survive. We’re closing that gap, one scan at a time.
Real people, real change.
What shoppers, workers and centre managers say after their first week with Cashless Tips.
“Before, maybe one in ten cars gave me a tip. Now people stop, smile, and scan. I earn enough to send money home every single week.”
“Cashless Tips took two days to roll out across our centre. Shoppers love it, our guards are happier, and it’s genuine social impact we can point to.”
Ready to tip without the cash?
Whether you’re a shopper, a shopping-centre manager or a sponsor who wants to make a meaningful social impact in your community — we’d love to hear from you.