Veritas TapPAY
Festival wrist-pay · leisure
A festival wrist-pay system for leisure — a tap-to-pay wristband line reserved on the combined POS desk as a prototype.
The animated tap concept — written down, not a product: reader, authorization and ledger boundaries are explicit in the drawing.
Wrist-pay for festivals and leisure venues: guests tap a wristband at the gate, the bar and the merch stand, and the ledger behind every tap is the same one that carries the bank's settlement and audit evidence.
Veritas TapPAY is a prototype reserved on the combined Veritas POS desk, alongside the functioning VERITAS POS programme and VERITAS BLOCKCHAINAUTOMATA.
This page describes a reserved prototype — it never claims it as shipped. No venue counts, wristband volumes, fee schedules or merchant agreements are stated here.
outline-level planning text — simulated demo content, to be replaced by the programme's real materials
Reserve a wrist-pay line that reuses the bank's authorization and ledger, so leisure tap-to-pay needs no second money system.
Festival and leisure operators who need tap-to-pay at gates, bars and merchandise stands.
No venue counts, wristband volumes, fee schedules or merchant agreements are stated; the prototype is described, never claimed.
Programme materials that would define scope, controls and steps:
outline-level engineering text — planned work is labelled, never claimed as shipped
Band identity, the reader-to-switch request and the off-chain authorization path are written as interfaces first.
Every tap would post through the same Veritas ledger and audit evidence as card checkout.
Operator statements and reconciliation at source before any venue pilot is described.