For sellers whose shop is a table, a van, or a weekend You sell at craft fairs, Christmas markets and pop-ups, where the queue moves fast and the connection is whatever the venue has. Common problems: Card terminals cost money up front and are one more thing to charge, carry and lose. At a busy stall there is no time to tag each sale to the right item. Whatever you sell on Saturday has to be reflected online by Sunday, and usually isn't. How Gwinn helps: Tap to Pay — no card reader to buy — Take contactless card, phone (Apple Pay / Google Pay) and TWINT QR payments on the phone you already own. Nobody inserts a card anymore — they tap — so there's no reader to buy, rent, or plug in. Sell by amount, reconcile with AI — Too busy at the stall to tag each sale? Just enter the amount and take the tap. At the end of the day Gwinn emails its best guess at what you sold; one tap confirms it and the piece is marked sold across your store and POS at once. POS + online store, one inventory — Sell at the market and online from the same catalogue. Stock syncs in real time with short-lived checkout holds, so you never double-sell a one-of-a-kind piece across channels. Direct payments with Stripe — Connect your own Stripe account; your customers pay straight into it. Gwinn never holds your money. Stripe charges its own processing fee on every sale and that money goes to Stripe — Gwinn's fee is separate and on top of it: 1% on online and agent orders on the Free plan, 0% on Pro, and 0% on in-person sales on every plan. You take payments all day by amount on the phone in your apron. That evening Gwinn emails what it thinks you sold; one tap confirms it and your online stock matches reality again.
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