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Create local shop order cards, menu/payment QR sheets, Base USDC payment notes, and printable receipts for small merchants. X886 Local Order Pay helps small merchants create local order cards, menu and payment QR sheets, Base USDC payment notes, and printable receipts. It is designed for restaurants, food trucks, pop-up stands, event booths, and small local shops that need a simple browser-based order and receipt helper. Main features: - Create a shop profile with name, phone, address, hours, menu URL, payment URL, and receiving EVM wallet address. - Add menu QR and payment QR images. - Generate customer-facing shop text. - Print a QR sheet for counter, table, booth, or pickup use. - Create a simple receipt with order number, amount, item note, txHash, wallet address, and timestamp. - Copy receipt text for records or customer support. The extension works in demo mode without login, so merchants can test the local order card before using a paid X886 website subscription. Security: - No private keys. - No seed phrases. - No wallet password collection. - No browser history collection. X886 website membership: - Basic 20 USDC: hosted payment links, QR checkout, dashboard records, txHash proof, and manual receipt printing. - Agent Pro 99 USDC: includes Basic, plus API access, bulk products, automated workflows, and printer-feed workflow.
Jun 4, 2026
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