Ireland's cashless tipping duo eye a payoff in America
The co-founders behind Strikepay, the cashless tipping fintech, realised they were on to something when new users began appearing on their books out of nowhere
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The co-founders behind Strikepay, the cashless tipping fintech, realised they were on to something when new users began appearing on their books out of nowhere
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Dublin-based start-up plans to enter the British and US markets with its platform for cash-free tips and donations
Strikepay, founded by fintech entrepreneurs Oli Cavanagh and Charles Dowd, scooped the top award for its fast-growing cash-free tipping tech.
Strike brings cashless tipping tech to Dublin taxis Luke Mackey, Ireland country manager at Bolt, with Oli Cavanagh, CEO and co-founder of Strike. Image: Bolt The Irish fintech is teaming up with mobility company Bolt to tackle the issue of tipping in an increasingly cashless society. Irish start-up Strike is bringing its contactless tipping tech to taxis in Dublin through a new partnership with Bolt. Passengers will be able to tap the Strike tag or scan a QR code with their phone in a Bolt taxi, and pay digitally with Apple Pay or Google Pay. The driver will receive the tip instantly via S...