You’ve had a great haircut, a brilliant night out or a delivery that arrived right on time, and you’d like to say thank you. But you don’t have any cash on you. Here’s how tipping with EasyTipping works, so you can thank the right person in a few seconds.
How to tip in three steps
- Scan the QR code with your phone’s camera, or open the link you’ve been given.
- Choose an amount. Enter how much you would like to tip.
- Pay with your card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. That’s it.
You don’t need to download an app or create an account to leave a tip.
Where your tip goes
Each EasyTipping QR code belongs to a specific person or team, so your tip goes to the people you meant to thank, not into a general till. They receive it as a payout to their own account.
Is it safe?
Payments are processed by a secure payment provider, the same kind of technology used by online shops. Your card details are handled by the payment provider and are not shared with the person you’re tipping.
How much should I tip?
There’s no right or wrong amount. Tipping customs differ from country to country and from service to service, so tip what feels fair for the service you received. A small tip is still a meaningful thank you.
A few quick tips
- Look for the code at the counter, on the table, on a receipt or on a performer’s stand.
- Tipping later is fine. If someone shared their link, you can come back to it after you’ve left.
- Leave a message if you’re given the option. A few kind words go a long way.
Next time you want to say thanks and your wallet is empty, just look for the EasyTipping code.