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Nothing to file.
Nothing to lose.

Thermal paper fades, and the receipt you need is always the one that has gone blank. Loop CheckOut keeps every one of them digitally instead; itemised, searchable, and still legible. Then it starts working: split a bill, claim an offer, check a warranty.

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Free for consumers · No sign-up required at the counter

A Loop CheckOut receipt from Cinnamon Table showing every line item, the HK$586.40 total, carbon saved and loyalty points earned.
The Loop CheckOut receipts list, showing recent purchases from Hong Kong merchants with dates and amounts, and a search box.
A Loop CheckOut receipt from Brewhaus Coffee showing order number 67, two drinks itemised and a HK$74 total.
The problem

Thermal paper fades in 90 days.
That is not a flaw. That is the specification.

Every paper receipt you are handed is a record with an expiry date nobody mentions; and the moment you actually need it is almost always after that date has passed.

~90 daysTypical time before thermal print becomes unreadable — sooner in a warm pocket or a car.
The drawerWhere receipts go to be technically kept and practically unfindable.
“PNS #7823”What your bank statement calls the groceries, three weeks after you have forgotten.
The guide

We are not asking you to shop differently

Loop CheckOut does not replace your wallet, your bank or your habits. It replaces the paper, and only the paper.

Built in Hong Kong, for Hong Kong

Your receipts are stored in Asia and governed by the PDPO. Never sold, never shared with advertisers, never used to build a profile of you.

Nothing to set up at the counter

No account needed at the counter, no more physical stamps required, no details to read out to a cashier with a queue behind you.

Nothing to scan, nothing to file

No photographing a crumpled slip, no forwarding emails to yourself, no folder to keep tidy. The receipt arrives already itemised, and that is the whole of your involvement.

Free to use for consumers

Not a trial, not a freemium tier that expires. The consumer app is free and stays free.

The plan

Digital receipts in three steps, then it is automatic

STEP 1

Show your code

One barcode that lives on your phone. It works at any Loop Checkout counter.

The My Code screen in Loop CheckOut showing the QR code presented at the counter.
STEP 2

They scan it

Under a second. The sale links itself to you while your order is still being made.

A Loop CheckOut receipt arriving moments after payment, with its order number.
STEP 3

It is yours, permanently

Itemised, searchable and stored, along with the warranty, the points and the stamp card.

A full Loop CheckOut receipt with line items, payment method, points and paper saved.
8:40 in the morning

The coffee you buy without thinking

The My Code screen in Loop CheckOut, showing the QR code a consumer presents at the counter. A Loop CheckOut receipt from Brewhaus Coffee with its order number, arriving moments after payment. A full Loop CheckOut receipt showing each item, the service fee, the discount applied, the payment method, loyalty points and paper saved.
The queue

You don't take out a wallet to keep a receipt

You take out a code. It lives on your phone, and it works at any Loop Checkout counter. You register once to Loop Checkout and you can use it in multiple shops.

The Counter

They scan it. That's the whole interaction

Under a second. The sale links itself to you while the cup is still being made, and the queue behind you never notices anything happened.

Before you've turned around

The receipt beats the coffee

It's on your phone before the cup is in your hand — every item, the service fee, any discount, how you paid, the points you earned, and the paper you didn't print.

20:10 in the evening

Dinner, six people, one bill

The bill-splitting screen in Loop CheckOut, with dishes assigned to different people and each person's itemised share calculated. The friends list in Loop CheckOut, showing saved contacts added by their Loop Tag.
The awkward part

Nobody reaches for a calculator

Automatic Split
Tap each dish to whoever ordered it. The plates everyone picked at divide between the people who actually ate them, and everyone sees their own itemised share rather than a number they have to trust.

And the time after that

Add someone once

Their Loop Tag, one time. After that they're a tap away on every bill you ever split, and you never type a name or an amount again.

Meanwhile

The things that count while you don't

Loyalty stamp cards in Loop CheckOut, filling automatically as purchases are made, with one showing a reward ready to claim. A membership screen in Loop CheckOut showing accumulated points, what they convert to, and their expiry date. Offers in the Loop CheckOut app: deals from shops the customer already uses, each with a Claim button. The warranties list in Loop CheckOut, each purchase showing how much of its cover period is left.
Your eleventh coffee

The stamp card filled itself

No card to carry, no card to leave in another jacket, no card to hand over and hope they remember. It fills as you buy and tells you the moment a reward is ready.

The points nobody reads

Points that say what they're worth

And when they expire, which is the part every other scheme leaves you to find out too late. Turn them into a voucher and show it at the counter.

The offer you would have missed

A deal turns up and waits for you

Offers from the shops you already use land in the same place as their receipts. Claim one, show the code at the counter, and it comes off the bill. No voucher to print, and no code buried in an email you have already deleted.

The kettle you bought in March

The warranty started counting at the counter

It travels with the purchase and counts down on its own, so you can check whether the thing is still covered before deciding it isn't worth the trip.

Eleven weeks later

The day you need it back

The searchable receipts list in Loop CheckOut, filtered to find one purchase among months of history. Monthly spending in Loop CheckOut, compared against the previous month, with top merchants listed. A category breakdown in Loop CheckOut, splitting spending into groceries, dining and other categories from receipt line items.
The return, the claim, the expense form

A paper receipt from March is a blank strip

Thermal ink fades. That isn't a flaw in the paper, it's what the paper is. This one is still legible, and finding it takes four seconds; search by merchant, item, amount or date.

And quietly, all along

The month added itself up

Spend against last month, your top merchants, the weeks that ran hot. Nothing to log, nothing to categorise, nothing to remember to do on a Sunday evening.

The difference that matters

Built from receipts, not from guesses

Not a bank feed inferring what a merchant code meant. It knows the difference between the groceries and the dinner out, because it read the line items on both.

What is at stake

The difference is every purchase you make

Carry on with paper

  • The return you cannot make because the slip has gone blank
  • The warranty you never claim because you cannot prove the date
  • The expense form filled in from memory and rounded down
  • The bill split badly, again, because nobody wants the argument
  • A month of spending you can see the total of and nothing else

Or let the receipt keep itself

  • Every purchase itemised and legible for as long as you keep it
  • Warranties that count themselves down and tell you what is covered
  • Any receipt found in seconds, by merchant, item, amount or date
  • Bills split by dish, with everyone seeing their own share
  • A category breakdown built from line items, not guessed from a bank feed

All of that is yours, and only yours

Your receipts are stored in Asia and governed by Hong Kong's PDPO. They are never sold, never shared with advertisers, and never used to build a profile of you. The record of what you bought belongs to the person who bought it.

That day is nearly here

The apps are in final testing. Which side of the counter are you on?

If you're the consumer

Nothing to do yet

The iPhone app is in final testing. There's no download to fake here. When it's on the App Store, this is where it'll be. Until then the FAQ answers most of what people ask.

Read the FAQ →
If you're the merchant

You can be ready on day one

Every day above already runs through a POS it just prints. Loop runs on hardware you own, alongside the POS you have, and starts free with no time limit. Get set up now and your first customer is served on launch day.

See merchant plans →