Tipping App for Airport Wheelchair Attendants
You get passengers through security, across terminals, and to their gate on time. TipMe makes sure their gratitude doesn't depend on the cash they didn't pack.
Why TipMe
for Airport Wheelchair Attendants?
Wheelchair attendants earn a service wage and rely on tips — but air travelers are the most cashless people on earth. TipMe gives every attendant a personal QR code that passengers scan and tip in seconds, in any currency their card speaks.
Travelers don't carry cash — especially at the gate
Passengers pay for flights, bags, and coffee by card or phone. When the assist ends at the gate, a QR code is the only tip jar that works.
“Your pay assumes tips that cash decline erased
Many wheelchair attendants are paid a tipped wage, and the disappearing cash tip hits hardest. A scannable code brings that income back.
“International passengers can finally tip
A traveler who just landed has no US dollars at all. TipMe takes cards from any country — so the passengers you help most can thank you too.
“Up and earning
in minutes.
Accept tips from cards simply, quickly, and securely. Just register in few minutes.
Create Profile
Get your tip page ready in minutes. Best decision you'll make today.
Share QR Code
Show your QR code on your phone screen or print it out.
Receive Tips
Customers scan your code and tip you instantly.
Withdrawal of money
To withdraw funds, you only need to specify your account number.
Accepted
payment methods.
Your customers can tip using any major credit or debit card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay — no app download required.
Apple Pay
Google Pay
Tap To Pay
Visa
Mastercard
American Express
Discover
Cash App
Crypto
Bank TransferWhere to place
your QR code.
Your QR code works everywhere — on a table, a badge, or a screen. Pick what fits your workflow.
Display on name badges
Show on your phone
QR code on the table
Stick on any surface
Wear as a pin badge
Share as a link
