Private label

Your store card, without the card

Shoppers identify themselves and pay with their face. No embossing, no password, not even a phone.

A shopper paying with their face at a grocery lane
Activation

Approved in the morning. Shopping the same afternoon.

No card in the mail, no password to memorize, no app to install first. Customers can buy the moment credit is approved.

  • Enrollment in about a minuteDocuments and one selfie.
  • No plastic in the loopThe credit line is attached to the face, not a card number.
  • Liveness on every transactionPhotos, screens and masks are rejected before any match.
Customer enrolling their face at the store
Why Payface

A lighter card operation, from issuing to spending

Replace plastic with a face and the whole program gets lighter.

Lower issuing cost

No embossing, card logistics, delivery or password-recovery tickets.

More sales, sooner

Nothing to wait for, so the card gets used instead of forgotten in a drawer.

Operational focus

Your team stops managing plastic and gets back to growing the program.

Enrollment

One selfie is the whole setup

Swap embossed plastic for a safer, leaner front end to your credit operation.

Close-up of a face being captured for enrollment
Where it runs

Identification and payment by face for:

  • Department stores
  • Food retail
  • Fuel and convenience
  • Other segments
Questions

Before you ask

Does the customer still get a physical card?

Your call. The face works as the credential on its own, so most programs drop plastic from activation.

What happens if the match fails?

The lane falls back to your existing flow. Facial recognition is an extra path to payment, not a replacement for the POS.

How long does integration take?

It depends on your POS and card processor. Share your stack and we'll send a concrete timeline.

See what facial payments would do to your checkout

Tell us about your stores. We'll send a concrete rollout plan: lanes, integration and timeline.

Request a rollout plan

A real person replies within two business days.