Five ID turns a diner's hand into their wallet. Instead of tapping a card or phone, guests hover their palm over a Five terminal and checkout is complete in around 0.3 seconds - with loyalty points credited automatically in the same motion, no app or QR code required. The same countertop device also accepts ordinary card payments, so venues aren't locked into palm-only checkout. Five's palm data is encrypted end-to-end, GDPR compliant, and customers can delete it at any time. Restaurants and food-led brands use Five to cut queue time at the till while quietly growing loyalty enrolment. Integration with Stream is coming soon.
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For restaurants and cafes, every extra step at the till is a slower queue and a missed loyalty sign-up. Five collapses both into one action: a guest hovers their palm, the payment clears, and loyalty points land automatically - no card to tap, no app to open, no code to scan. Early adopters such as ATIS, a London-based healthy-food brand, use Five to make checkout feel instant while quietly building a returning-customer base. Because loyalty is tied to the palm scan itself, enrolment happens passively at the point of payment. Once connected with Stream, palm-based checkout and loyalty data will be able to flow alongside a location's other connected order and payment information.
Five Essential is a single countertop terminal that handles both palm and card payments, so staff are not choosing between two devices or two workflows. The hardware is built around speed: Five states that a palm transaction completes in about 0.3 seconds, faster than presenting a card, phone or wearable, which matters most at peak service. Because palm and card payments run through the same terminal, venues can offer the faster option without removing a payment method guests already trust. Five backs the hardware with bank-level encryption and a dedicated support team. Once connected with Stream, checkout data from Five's terminal will be able to sync with the rest of a location's connected POS and ordering stack.
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