Big sales go through again. Confirming a charge over your "that's a big one" amount used to ask the same question over and over — now one tap on Charge opens the checkout. The keypad no longer lets a line read ×0 on screen while charging it at ×1, so the Charge button always shows what the customer pays. Opening the app with no signal keeps you signed in, so you can keep selling and logging cash; everything syncs when you're back online. If a customer pays while you're in another app, checkout now notices when you come back. For market organizers: the match cap is tracked per shopper, reports carry your local date, and a second phone no longer counts demo swipes as real. Plus dozens of smaller fixes to the ledger, receipts, Settings and check-in.

Self-checkout can take every way you get paid, not just cards. Shoppers pick cash, Venmo, cheque or whatever else you accept, and tell you they paid. You decide what that's worth at your stand: hold their word until you confirm it — one tap in your ledger — or, for an unattended stand, take it as paid straight away. Pick which ways they can choose, or turn it off entirely. VoiceOver now reads a sale's status with its amount, so a refunded $40 no longer sounds exactly like a paid one. Share your audit log as a CSV, for a funder, an auditor, or the market board. Plus the payment-type dots in your ledger are visible again for cheque, Zelle, Cash App, Apple Cash, bank transfer and other — they were being drawn in a colour you couldn't see against the card.

Settings, reorganized. Payments, self-checkout, receipts, and help each have their own page now — and your edits save as you type. Apple Watch: the amount shows up big, your payment code loads first, and every QR is labeled so the right one is always facing the shopper. Connect Stripe from any browser — the setup handoff now finishes on the web too, not just on your phone. A fresh look on iOS 26, including the new tab bar. Plus smaller fixes: Venmo and PayPal handles are tidied consistently on both rails, checkout links are created more safely, and refunds from the browser ledger are more reliable.

Your plan, at a glance. Settings now shows which plan you're on and how much you've tracked this month. An export your bookkeeper can use. The CSV now carries the processing fee, what actually landed in your account, the currency, and each sale's line items — so your records match your deposits. Your setup follows you. Sign in on a new phone and your stand settings come back, not just your ledger. Help where you'd look for it. There's a Help section in Settings, and you can replay the walkthrough any time. A practice sale worth practising on. It now starts you with a sample stall instead of an empty keypad. Disconnecting Stripe now revokes access properly on both sides.

Self-checkout for your stall — turn on a public checkout page, then print or share its QR code. Shoppers scan it, pay on their own phone, and show a stamped PAID receipt; the sale lands in your ledger instantly. Market organizers can now check vendors in with a six-character join code, so end-of-day token reconciliation knows who was there. Also: custom amounts at self-checkout, refunds and cancels from the ledger row, and a faster register.