DipJar – it's the electronic version of a tip jar

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Back in 2008, entrepreneur Ryder Kessler became aware of the fact that when making small purchases using debit or credit cards, a lot of people didn’t bother fishing out cash to leave tips. He proceeded to develop a possible solution to that problem, which is now being tried out in a few New York City coffee shops. It’s called DipJar, and it’s a device that lets customers quickly and easily leave tips with a “dip” of their card... Continue Reading DipJar – it's the electronic version of a tip jar

Section: Electronics

Tags: Credit Cards, Payment Technology, Restaurant

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