Imagine:
You went into a restaurant, made an order, they brought it to you, and you ate. The waiter presents the bill and offers you three payment options: card, cash or PetoronPay.
You choose to pay in PTRN. Your next steps:
Test one of the payment options
In this case, you have an example of PetoronPay working for an offline business. Let's take any restaurant as an assistant.
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First page — Address wallet
Scan the first QR on the table or bill and go to page > Copy the restaurant’s PTRN address and tap “Open PTRN in Wallet” to send PTRN from your non-custodial wallet.
After copying the address, click the “Open PTRN in Wallet” button, for example, in TrustWallet or any non-custodial wallet, transfer the PTRN to the address restaurant and copying hash trasaction (it's your check) and you're done!
2
Second page — Petoron QR Generator
Scan the second QR and go to page > Paste your transaction hash, tap “Create” and get a one-time QR for the waiter to verify the payment.
You'll be taken to a page where you paste the transaction hash you copied into the designated field, click the “Create” button, and receive a one-time QR-code.
The waiter points the camera at your QR-code and follows the link to the Ethereum blockchain transaction scanner, confirms your transaction was successful, wishes you a good day, and you leave.
Congratulations!
You’ve just paid for your restaurant dinner with PetoronPay.
Interactive demo:
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