Tap to connect. Tap to pay.
Tapqora Pay is our plan for one card that does both: shares who you are, and pays for the coffee after the meeting. Designed with an FCA-authorised partner.
Join the waitlistNot yet available. Orbix Technologies Ltd is not authorised to provide payment or e-money services; this page describes a planned service and is not an offer.
Your network and your wallet, in one tap.
One card
Share your Tapqora profile and make contactless payments with the same card — fewer things to carry.
One app
See new contacts and card spending together in the planned Tapqora app.
Built for business
Planned spend controls and receipts for founders, teams and expense-heavy roles.
Regulated from day one.
Payment cards in the UK must be issued by an authorised firm. Tapqora Pay will be built on a regulated partner's licence, with Tapqora providing the card design, profile and experience.
Partner selection
Choose an FCA-authorised e-money institution or bank to issue cards and hold funds.
Card & app build
Combine NFC contact sharing with a payment chip, and build the Tapqora app.
Pilot
Invite waitlist members to a closed pilot, subject to the partner's eligibility checks.
Launch
Publish full terms, fees, issuer details and protections before opening to the public.
Plans, steps and timing are indicative and may change. They depend on partner agreements and regulatory approval.
Be first to hear.
We'll email waitlist members with news, pilot invitations and launch details. No spam; unsubscribe any time.
Is Tapqora Pay available now?
No. Tapqora Pay is in development. Joining the waitlist does not open an account, reserve a card or commit you to anything.
Who will provide the payment service?
Payments and any e-money account would be provided by an FCA-authorised electronic money institution or bank acting as issuer. Orbix Technologies Ltd (Tapqora) is not itself authorised to provide payment services, and would act as the programme manager and brand.
Will my money be protected?
Protection depends on the regulated partner. E-money institutions in the UK must safeguard customer funds; e-money is not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). We will publish full details, including who the issuer is, before launch.
Which networks and wallets will it support?
Card network, wallet support, fees and limits will be confirmed with our partner before launch and set out in the account terms.
Will I need a credit check?
Eligibility and identity checks will be set by the regulated partner. We will publish the requirements before launch.