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What is SelfPay?
Scan. Pay. Go.
SelfPay is a commerce platform built for real life; it gives the shopper the rich information they
demand, gets them out of the checkout line via in-aisle payments AND links retailers & brands to
consumers at the moment of decision through highly targeted campaigns based on real world browsing
history.
In other words,

SelfPay brings a seamless Apple Store experience to all retailers.

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Consumers Lead the Way…
and There’s No Turning Back

Old World = TRANSACT & CLOSED

“Merchant is King”

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New World = ENGAGE & OPEN

“Shopper is King”

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Lots of New Concepts;
Consumer Experience? Disjointed

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How Does SelfPay Differ?
Scan. Pay. Go.

Versatile
Open

SelfPay reaches out to shoppers, brands and retailers,

Shop

Pay

Reward

connecting them at the moment that matters...

Engaging
...when the shopper has an item in hand.
Shopper
First

SelfPay

Others
Retailer
First

Interrupting

...with Patent Pending IP on a retailer payment
verification process
Filed March 2013 via Mayer Brown Chicago

Restrictive
Limited
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2 Beta Retailers - Leading the Way in Target Verticals

“fashion”

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Upscale fashion products
Based in Toronto
6+ years in business
Two locations + ecommerce
Strong social media presence

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“hard goods”

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Upscale beauty products
Based in Edmonton
14+ years in business
One location; $1000/sqft
ecommerce site to follow

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Download SelfPay from the
Apple App Store Today!

Scan. Pay. Go.

Wendy MacKinnon Keith
wendy@digitalretailapps.com
(416) 994-4771
@digitalretail
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