Qibixx ZahlKontakt

How does it work?

Qibixx ZahlKontakt activates relay outputs after the merchant has paid a fixed price via TWINT. It is really easy.

The main component of Qibixx ZahlKontakt is the controller. It has access to the internet through its network connector.
The small device is usually installed on site in a switch cabinet, doing its work inconspicuously hidden from the outside world.

One controller switches up to four contacts independently for a chosen duration of time. This includes the payment processes which too work completely in parallel.

The products or quantities of products are to be distinguished from the four outputs, because each controller can manage up to 15 different products.


Consider the example where Product 1 switches on the electricity to a socket for 2 hours.
Product 2 can, for example, switch the same socket for a whole day (24 hours).

In addition, it is possible to define a pulsed output with Qibixx ZahlKontakt, where the number of pulses can once again represent different product quantities.

For TWINT, the controllers are cash registers or payment terminals. Qibixx ZahlKontakt generates a QR code for each product that identifies the register/merchant and the product. The QR codes are printed and put clearly visible in the point of sale.

To pay, the customer scans the QR code with their TWINT app. This way TWINT knows which controller to ask for the price. After the customer confirms the asked price in his app, TWINT processes the payment with the banks involved and informs the controller accordingly.

The controller then activates the corresponding output.