Payments
Payme payment in your restaurant: guests pay at the table themselves
Ask for the bill, tap 'Pay online', choose Payme. A webhook confirms the money and the order closes in iiko or r_keeper. The cashier does nothing; the waiter carries no terminal.
What connects
You take merchant credentials from your Payme Business account and enter them per branch in the admin. Each branch runs on its own credentials, even when your Chilanzar and Yunusabad locations are separate legal entities. Your Payme contract is your own; laCafe is not a middleman.
- Payme Business merchant ID and key
- Credentials per branch
- Channels: laQR, laTable, laGuest (website and app)
- Webhook: payment confirmation from Payme to laCafe
How the guest pays
A guest at table 4 asks for the bill from their phone. The screen shows the total and a 'Pay online' button. They pick Payme; the amount is pre-filled, they only confirm. Payme sends a webhook to laCafe, the order flips to 'paid' and closes on the till.
- 1. Guest asks for the bill (QR, laTable or laGuest)
- 2. 'Pay online', then Payme
- 3. Amount pre-filled in Payme; confirm
- 4. Webhook arrives in laCafe; order is paid
- 5. Order closes in iiko/r_keeper, Telegram gets a notice
What stays in sync
One payment status everywhere: guest screen, laBoard, admin, Telegram group. Website delivery orders pay through the same Payme setup. Reports show Payme as its own line under 'Payment types', and the guest CRM records each payment on the profile.
- Payment status: guest, till, admin, Telegram
- Payment type in the POS: Payme
- Report: sales by payment type
- Guest CRM: who, when, how much
Honest limits
The Payme fee is set by your own Payme contract; laCafe takes no percentage of payments. Online payment needs the internet; if it drops, the guest pays cash or at the till terminal. Refunds are done from the Payme Business account.
- Fee: per your Payme contract
- No internet, no online payment; cash and terminal still work
- Refunds: from the Payme account
Questions & answers
What is the Payme fee?
Payme sets the fee in your merchant contract. laCafe takes nothing from the payment; you pay only for your monthly laCafe package (from UZS 600,000 a month, unlimited devices).
How does the payment look on the till?
Once the webhook arrives, the order closes in iiko or r_keeper under the Payme payment type. The cashier presses nothing. The shift report shows Payme as its own line.
I have three branches; is one Payme account enough?
Each branch gets its own credentials. If it is one legal entity, the same credentials can go on all three. Money always lands in that branch's account.
What happens to payment if the internet drops?
Online payment will not go through; it needs a connection to Payme. The order itself stays in laCafe. The guest pays cash or at the till terminal and the waiter closes it in laWaiter.
What if the guest does not use Payme?
Turn on Click, UzQR and WLCM too and let the guest choose. WLCM covers Payme, Click, Paylov, Uzum and cards. Cash and the terminal are always there.
Does Payme work for website delivery too?
Yes. On laGuest the guest picks Payme at checkout and the payment goes to that branch's credentials. The order reaches the till and kitchen already paid.
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