Found — Tap to pay with Stripe

Challenge

Found app users, like salon owners, need a way to accept in-person card payments without extra hardware.

Smartphone screen displaying a banking app with account balance of over 14,468,687.51 dollars, showing options to add money, move money, and quick actions like taking card payment and managing contracts.
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Solution

Stripe Tap to Pay integration enables Found users to seamlessly accept contactless payments directly through their phones. So they can streamline their operations and delight customers.

Sequence of five mobile app screens showing invoice management, payment process including entering payment amount, selecting contact, and entering card details.
Sequence of mobile app screens showing digital payment process: a card selection, payment confirmation, sending a receipt via email, and a success message with options for new payment.
Series of five mobile app screens showing a step-by-step payment process: first screen displays a $50 payment with tap to pay option; second and third screens show entering card details; fourth confirms successful payment; fifth shows invoice overview with payment status.
Screenshots of a mobile app showing instructions for setting up tap-to-pay, including invoices, illustrations, and steps for contactless payments on an iPhone.
Sequence of mobile app screens showing steps to view and pay Stripe balance, including home, invoices, Stripe balance, Stripe fees, and Stripe login pages.
Screenshot of a financial app interface showing the 'Invoices' section with a pop-up advertising Tap to Pay feature, including illustrations of a smartphone, credit card, and a cash register.
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Impact

Tap to Pay is driving significant value. Users love its ease, Found gains a competitive edge, and new revenue streams are emerging. With a 58.5% conversion rate and over 1,000 users, early results are promising.

Flowchart showing the process for a barber and a client. The barber's steps include Business owner: barber, Adds info (cost and date), Opens tap-to-pay interface, Payment in progress, Payment complete, and Receipt email sent. The client's steps include getting a haircut, using physical or digital payment, tapping card on phone, payment in progress, payment complete, and receiving email or text receipt.

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Role


Product design, illustration

Collaboration

Ayman Karim, Katie Hamlin, Natalie Harper,  Zach Haitz, Lauren Myrick, Patrick Smith, Camille Vergara