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Updated: 8/23/26, 5:04:45 PM

DaxPay is the open-source payment platform at the core of a growing family of projects built around real-world payment scenarios. Each project evolves independently and can be combined with the platform or integrated on its own.

Core Platform (Open Source)

ProjectDescriptionSource
DaxPay Payment PlatformCore payment engine + admin / merchant / H5 / mini-program appsGitHub · Gitee

Cashier Product Line (Incubating)

The cashier product line is a downstream business system of DaxPay: terminal devices connect through a unified gateway contract, and reuse the DaxPay open API for payments, refunds and reconciliation. Projects will be open-sourced as they mature — stay tuned.

POS System

The server for offline payment scenarios: order management, staff and shift management, device onboarding, and more. All payments and refunds go through DaxPay, keeping data consistent with the platform.

Status

In development, coming soon.

Desktop Cashier

A Windows desktop companion for existing POS software: OCR amount recognition → auto-generated QR codes → voice announcement → receipt printing, adding QR-code payment support without touching the existing cashier system.

Status

In development, coming soon.

Pocket Cashier App

A mobile collection app: scan-to-pay, order and refund management, Bluetooth receipt printing and voice announcement — turning a phone into a portable payment terminal.

Status

Planned.

Tooling

Ops Panel

A visual ops panel installed with a single command on Linux servers, guiding you through Docker setup, image building and service deployment. See Run and Docker for the deployment workflow (a dedicated English guide for the panel is on the way).

Multi-language SDKs

Reference signing clients in Go / Java / Node.js / PHP, working together with the Getting Started guide and the Signature spec to speed up integration.

Feedback

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