Paid in two taps, not sixteen digits: Apple Pay for your takeaway website so more baskets finish as orders
Friday, 6.40pm. Basket's full, £27 of food. Then the checkout asks for a 16-digit card number, and the card's in a coat in the hall. They close the tab.
Apple Pay for your takeaway website takes that moment away. Nearly two in three people in the UK are registered for a mobile wallet (UK Finance, August 2026). They're used to paying with a double-click.
Paid in two taps, on your own website
Your GofoodPOS checkout takes card, Apple Pay and Google Pay. The customer doesn't type a card number, and the money goes to your own Stripe account.
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
- Card
- Cash if you want it
Apple Pay and Google Pay sit next to card at your checkout
With GofoodPOS online payments, the customer picks their food, taps Apple Pay or Google Pay, and it's paid. No card number, no expiry date, no hunting for a wallet. We set it up with you.
Three more finished orders a week is £4,212 a year
The average UK takeaway order is £27 (Aqua survey). Say 3 customers a week who used to give up at the card form now pay. That's £81 a week, or £4,212 a year, as an example.
- 16 digits, expiry and the code on the back
- Card is in another room
- Tab closed, order gone
£4,212a year, 3 more orders a week (example)
- Apple Pay or Google Pay at checkout
- Paid with a double-click
- Order rings on your till
The big family order has more ways to pay
You can also switch on Klarna, Clearpay, Revolut Pay and Pay by Bank. Which ones is up to you. Cash on delivery or collection stays too. If half your customers pay cash at the door, leave it on.
The money lands in your own Stripe account
Paid orders go straight to your own Stripe account. If something's wrong with an order, you refund all or part of it from your dashboard.
- 1Customer taps Apple Pay
- 2Money goes to your Stripe account
- 3Order rings until you accept it
- 4Ticket prints in the kitchen
Regulars skip the address as well
With a customer account on your own ordering page, their address is saved and last week's order comes back in one tap. We wrote about that in getting repeat customers.
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