A wallet, cards, fingerprint payments, and the hardware that connects them. Fingerprint payments work today; everything else is in development, and we label each device honestly.
Our first working payment method. A customer with no phone and no card can still pay. A fingerprint is all it takes.
Our team registers the customer's fingerprint on the enrollment station with three presses.
The merchant types the amount on their Android phone, with our dongle plugged in.
The customer touches the dongle. No phone, no card, no app on their side.
The dongle signs the match with its own key, our backend checks it, and the money moves wallet to wallet through our double-entry ledger.
The app that connects you to your Atronsa wallet — to send, request, and pay, and to keep track of where your money goes.
A minimal contactless card linked to your wallet. Tap it on an Atronsa reader to pay — no phone required.
Our own countertop payment terminal. The merchant sets the amount, the customer taps, and the screen confirms the result.
We build our own devices so every payment, from enrollment to the counter, runs on hardware we control and can secure. Our fingerprint enrollment station and fingerprint payment dongle are working prototypes; every other device is in development.
Stations our team uses to enroll customers, issue cards, and prepare every reader before it reaches a shop.
Enroll
Press 3 times
Registers a customer's fingerprint once, with three presses. The template goes to our backend; the device keeps nothing.
Genuine
Registered
Reads each new card, checks that it's genuine, and registers it in our system before it's issued.
Link card
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Links a registered card to a customer's wallet, so it's ready to pay the moment it's handed over.
Provisioning
Sets up every new reader with its own security keys and assigns it to a merchant.
Devices on the counter, from a dongle for a merchant's phone to full payment terminals.
Charge
30.00
ETB
Touch the sensor
Plugs into a merchant's Android phone over USB. The customer touches it to pay, and the dongle signs every match with its own key, so a match can't be faked.
Amount
85.00
ETB
A large-screen countertop terminal for busy cafes and shops, taking fingerprint, card and phone payments.
A small screenless Wi-Fi reader for kiosks and stalls. The customer taps a card or phone, and light and sound confirm the payment.
Charge
55.00
ETB
Tap card or phone
A small USB reader that turns a merchant's Android phone into a terminal for Atronsa cards and phones.
Illustrations of our designs. Only the fingerprint devices work today; the rest are in development. Nothing here is certified or commercially available yet.
Join the waitlist and we'll email you when Atronsa opens, starting with ASTU students and campus cafes.