Your phone is
the card terminal.

Let tourists tap their card on your shop's Android phone. No card machine to rent.

Coming soon · Bangkok pilot
Android with NFC first · iPhone when available in Thailand

Card in hand. No terminal.

78%

of tourists' payment value in Thailand was still cash (2024)1That's spending that hasn't moved to cards yet.
  • Tourists want to pay by card.

    Their cash runs out, you can't take cards, and they walk out.

  • Card machines are a hassle.

    Rent a machine, file paperwork, then wait for approval.

  • Sales slip away quietly.

    Every “sorry, cash only” can cost you a big ticket.

1 Source: Bank of Thailand × Visa, “Data-Driven Insights into Tourist Payment Behaviours” (December 2025), p. 10. Share of tourist payment value by method, 2024.

Three simple steps

No card machine. Your shop's Android phone does the job: the customer taps, and you see the status straight away.

  1. Type the amount

    Enter the amount in the app on your shop's phone.

  2. The customer taps

    A contactless credit or debit card, tapped on the back of your phone.

  3. Money goes to your bank

    Straight from the payment provider. It never passes through us.

Made for shops with lots of foreign customers

Bills in the thousands of baht, from customers who'd rather pay by card than cash.

Why SabaiTap

  • No terminal to buy or rent

    Use the Android phone you already have.

  • Easy to start

    Sign up and set up on your phone yourself.

  • Clear status for every payment

    See instantly that you've been paid and when it reaches your bank. No guessing.

  • Thai & English receipts

    Send tourists an English receipt in one tap.

Where your money goes

SabaiTap never holds your money. It's designed so funds move from a licensed payment provider straight to your shop's bank account.

  1. Customer's card
  2. Payment providerlicensed by the Bank of Thailand
  3. Your shop's bank account
SabaiTap appshows the status · not in the money path
  • We never store card data

    Card data is handled by the payment provider and never touches our servers.

  • Built to prevent double charges

    If the connection drops mid-payment, the app always checks the payment status first.

  • Every payment on record

    Each payment has a clear status you can look back on.

SabaiTap makes the app. We are not a bank or a payment provider.

Who's behind it

Anawil (Sun) Sangareeyakul

Founder · SabaiTap

Built the prototype app, backend and payment-status engine from scratch. Now talking with Bangkok shops ahead of the pilot.

Prototype · not yet taking real payments

Join the pilot

Free to sign up, no obligation. We'll contact you when the pilot opens in your area.

  • Free to sign up, no obligation
  • Takes under a minute
  • We'll reply by LINE or phone
More about your shop (optional)
Estimated monthly card sales
Your phone

Takes under a minute · Free

FAQ

Does it work on iPhone?

Android phones with NFC first. iPhone when it becomes available in Thailand. To check for NFC: Settings → search “NFC”.

How is this different from a PromptPay QR?

Most tourists don't have PromptPay, but they do carry contactless cards. SabaiTap lets you accept those cards on the phone you already own.

What are the fees?

We'll announce clear pricing before the pilot starts. Join the waitlist to hear first.

When do I get paid?

Money goes from the payment provider straight to your bank account. We'll confirm the timing when you sign up.

Do I need a registered company?

Pilot eligibility will be confirmed soon. Sole traders and companies can both join the waitlist. Shops are verified through the payment provider's own process.

Can I accept Alipay or WeChat Pay?

The pilot starts with contactless cards.

What happens to my sign-up details?

We use them only to contact you about the pilot. We don't sell or share them. See the privacy notice for details.

When does it launch?

We're preparing a pilot with shops in Bangkok. Join the waitlist and we'll be in touch.

Investors & partners

We're building tap-to-pay acceptance for Thailand's tourist-facing merchants. Talk to the founder directly.

anawil@sabaitap.com
Join the pilot