Change Wallet

Your cash change, on your phone.

Change Wallet is an EGYPTENEUR concept for receiving exact change digitally after a cash purchase at a participating checkout.

See how it works ↓Try the checkout

Shopper holding a phone while a Cairo grocery cashier offers a receipt — Example change **EGP 7.50**

The customer journey

Follow the EGP 7.50.

At the checkout

Cashier receiving cash at a contemporary Cairo checkout

Pay cash

Your groceries cost EGP 92.50. Pay EGP 100.00 and choose how to receive the EGP 7.50 due back.

Cashier scanning a sample QR displayed on a shopper’s phone

Show your QR and approve

The cashier scans your code. Review the store, amount, receiving account and any applicable fees before approving.

Phone displaying a confirmation check beside a grocery bag

Get your digital receipt

The transfer stays pending until the payment provider confirms it. Then the digital receipt appears in your activity.

What you see on your phone.

Receive my change screen with a sample QR code and EGP 7.50 — Show the cashier your code

Review transfer screen showing EGP 7.50 — Review the transfer

Confirmed EGP 7.50 and View receipt button — View the confirmed receipt

Interactive example

Try the checkout.

Choose cash or follow the digital transfer from approval to confirmation.

Cash paid: EGP 100.00
Purchase total: EGP 92.50
Your change: EGP 7.50

How would you like your change?

Planned and exploratory uses

What your change could do next.

These concepts depend on participating merchants, payment providers and supported payment methods.

Spend your change

Bills & mobile top-ups

Put confirmed change toward electricity, water, gas, internet, or a mobile top-up. For example, apply EGP 7.50 to a bill of EGP 250.00 and pay the remaining EGP 242.50 with an eligible method.

Phone held beside a modern hypermarket payment terminal

Hypermarket checkout

Use confirmed change toward a basket at a participating hypermarket.

Laptop shopper beside an unbranded parcel

Online shopping

Apply confirmed change to an eligible online order. Amazon, noon and Jumia are examples of marketplaces to explore.

Manage your balance

Unbranded credit card held beside a smartphone

Card top-up

Add funds using an eligible credit card where supported.

Customer receiving cash at a staffed counter

Cash-out

Withdraw eligible funds through a supported cash-out channel.

Phone beside a travel photo and envelope representing a savings goal

Savings goals

Set a target and put some of your confirmed change toward it.

At the checkout and behind the counter

Receiving change for the first time

Receipt claimVerify your phone · Link an account

A receipt-based claim could let shoppers start without the app. Depending on the provider, they may need to sign in, verify their phone, and link an eligible account. The claim becomes received change only after the transfer is confirmed.

Tracking a transfer or getting help

Transaction activityPending · Confirmed · Needs help

View confirmed receipts in activity. For a delayed or failed transfer, check its status and contact support or the merchant. Cash is available as a checkout option where applicable.

Accepting digital change as a merchant

Merchant checkoutEnter sale · Scan · Reconcile

The proposed merchant workflow covers entering the sale, scanning the customer’s code, reviewing the payout, and reconciling confirmed transfers and exceptions.