Pay only after you approve receipts

28 July 2026 · 1 min read

Paper receipts and a phone showing a payment confirmation — You approve receipts before the final amount is captured.

TryShopper is not “pay now, hope later”. When you approve an estimate, the payment partner authorises a hold. The shopper shops against that estimate. You review receipts before the final amount is captured.

A handwritten shopping list next to groceries on a kitchen table — Brand, size, and quantity on the list make estimates faster.

What you are approving

Receipts should match the list: items, quantities, and prices. If something is missing or substituted without your okay, raise it on the order before you approve. That is the point of the hold.

A shopper walking with grocery bags on a city street — Shoppers buy against an approved estimate. You do not front the cash.

Refunds and extras

If the basket costs less than the hold, the difference is refunded. Extra items need your approval. You are not charged for work you did not accept.