Your tips.
Your bank account.
Nobody in between.

Carry the tag. A customer taps it with their phone, picks an amount, and pays you.

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How it works

Tip. Bop. Boom.

1

They tap your tag

Your TipBop page opens on their phone: your first name, your photo, three amounts. Nothing to download, no account to make.

2

They pick an amount and pay

£2, £5, £10 or their own figure. Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card.

3

You are paid

Straight to your bank, as soon as your tips add up to £20.00. Not next payday, and not at the end of the month.

The money

£10 means £10.

The fee is added on top of what they chose, so nothing comes out of your tip.

They choose £10 + £0.80 fee, so they pay £10.80
You receive £10 Nothing is taken off this number

They pay £10.80: the £10 plus TipBop’s fee of 40p plus 4%, shown to them before they pay. Why they pay it, not you.

It is paid into an account in your own name. It never goes through

  • The till
  • A tronc
  • Payroll
  • Your venue
  • TipBop

Your account is yours. There is no employer account and no manager view, so nobody where you work can see what you have been tipped.

Where you work still has a say in what you wear and carry on shift, so ask before you start using one. The terms say the same, and the app carries a letter you can show them.

A statement of every tip, per tax year, ready for your return. What TipBop does, and what is still yours to do.