Collector QR payments

A QR code and link for every collector.

Every collector has their own QR code and a link they can share on social media. Payers pay online, and the collector still gets the credit.

Online payments shouldn't leave the collector out

Many payers would rather pay online than hand over cash. Without a link to the collector, that payment loses its connection to the person who arranged it.

  • Payers ask to pay by bank transfer or QR instead of cash.

  • An online payment isn't credited to the collector who arranged it.

  • Payers want to know who they are paying.

  • Commission is worked out by hand afterwards.

What it does

A QR code for every collector

Unique to each collector, with a shareable link and landing pages for each type of zakat.

Online or cash

Payers pay by FPX or DuitNow QR, for individuals and businesses alike. Collectors can still take cash.

Payers can check the collector

The collector's details appear on the payment page, so the public can verify who they are paying.

Commission handled for you

Each payment is split automatically between your institution's account and the collector's commission, at the rate you set, through virtual accounts. Collectors can see what they've earned.

How a collection works

  1. The collector signs in to the app.

  2. The payer scans the collector's QR code and fills in a one-page form, or the collector enters the payer's details and amount.

  3. The payer pays by FPX or DuitNow QR, or hands over cash.

  4. The payment is split between your institution's account and the collector's commission.

  5. Payer and collector are notified, and the receipt goes out by WhatsApp or email.

  6. The payment syncs to your collection system and shows on the dashboard.

Works with the other Tulus solutions

QR payments sit alongside the collector mobile app, and every payment shows on the collection dashboard.

See a QR payment go through

We'll scan a collector's code, make a payment and follow it to the receipt, the commission split and the dashboard.

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