One tap. No queue. More game.
Ticketing, entry and payment on one platform. Stadcard makes stadiums, arenas, festivals and city venues fully cashless — with the card your visitors already carry, or the wallet printed on their ticket. Every payment fast enough that they forget it happened.
Change the game at the counter.
One platform from the ticket to the last round. Less queue means more sales — and a better matchday for everyone.
One platform, ticket to tap
Ticketing, access, cashless payment and CRM in one system instead of four. The wallet can be issued straight onto the ticket, so the fan arrives with their account already open.
Open by default
Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay — whatever is already in the pocket. No special card, no deposit, no credit left over at the final whistle.
One account per fan, on the first tap
The card becomes the identity. Behaviour stays anonymous until the fan opts into loyalty — then the same account carries the whole history.
One collection account, automatic split
All turnover lands in one place and is distributed to every caterer and merchant by the rules you agreed. Real-time P&L for the whole event.
Cash stays switchable
Cash mode per stand and per time window, centrally, with an audit log. Because a system that cannot fall back is not a system.
Compliance in the box
Native eKasa in Slovakia, TSE and DSFinV-K in Germany, girocard acceptance live. One contract instead of acquirer, POS vendor, fiscal provider and back office.
Wherever the crowd gathers.
The same platform, different operating logic — from a second-tier stadium to a city card.
How much is your queue costing you?
Put in your attendance, your service points and your average basket. We show you the demand you are not serving — and what it takes to serve it. Two minutes, no sign-up.
Worked example: 15,000 visitors, 30 service points, a 25-minute half-time, €9 average basket.
Compliant where you operate.
Three markets, three fundamentally different fiscal systems — one platform that speaks all three.
Germany
TSE and DSFinV-K live, girocard acceptance live. One clean audit export across every stand — not twenty separate files.
Read moreCzechia
No cash-register obligation until end of January 2027 — the fastest of the three markets to switch on. EET 2.0 applies from 1 February 2027; venues that start now are switched over on the date.
Read moreSlovakia
Native eKasa: every receipt reaches the tax administration the moment it is issued, from every stand, with no separate fiscal box.
Read moreReady to change the game?
Tell us about your venue. We design the cashless setup end to end — terminals, rollout, settlement and support.