There’s no greater gift than the gift of a mother’s love, but we believe our contactless payment wearables do come a close second. Our state-of-the-art collection of contactless payment bracelets, pendants and key fobs combine style with convenience and safety which is of the essence in today’s world – making K-pay the perfect gift this …
Nowadays, tech isn’t just about the function, it’s about lifestyle and fashion. K-pay’s contactless payment wearables deliver the latest in payment technology, in timeless, fashionable jewellery, which improves your lifestyle. Read on to find out more about three of the K-pay range. Milan Contactless Payment Bracelet Our Milan style bracelet is a perfect example of …
We believe in representing world culture through our contactless payment wearables. Today, we explore our New York, Oxford and Mavericks collection of contactless payment fobs and wearables to aid you decide which one of our worldwide looks suits you best, so you can pay with just a tap. New York Contactless Payment Key Fob / …
So many things have changed over the last year, particularly the way that we shop. Customer and employee safety is now a high priority and many shops have already banned the use of cash over fears of transmitting the COVID-19 virus. This has forced people to use contactless payments, which is now the most common …
Loving my K-pay bracelet. Looks good to wear out and about. No need to faff with my phone or credit card to make a payment. It’s easy to use on the go and it also keeps track of how much I’ve spent. It really makes my life simpler. Helen
I’m loving my K-pay bracelet. It’s easy to wear and means when I am out walking the dog I don’t need to take my wallet with me. The only things bulking my pocket now are dog treats! Love that it’s slick for payments and so fashionable and that it just looks like a piece of …
Oh my goodness, I just love my Mavericks payment fob as it’s just made biking even more enjoyable. Filling up with fuel and paying at toll booths used to be my biggest stresses when biking. The need to take your gloves off to get cash or a card out of my pocket to pay and …