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Aydin Asli, CEO of Yocale.ai Inc. (CSE: YAI | OTCQB: YOAIF | FSE: K4G), discusses how the company’s AI-powered operating system brings integrated payments into the software that beauty and wellness businesses use to manage their daily operations. Based in Vancouver, the company serves independent salons, med-spas, and multi-location wellness brands, aiming to simplify bookings, client management, and payment administration as digital finance moves financial services directly into the everyday software small businesses already rely on.
Yocale Pay links bookings, invoices, and client records
Unlike disconnected booking and payment systems, Yocale Pay links transactions directly to the bookings, invoices, and client records businesses already manage through the company’s platform. According to Asli, “For owners, this means less admin and easier reconciliation.” With Yocale Pay, businesses can require deposits or a card on file at booking. Policies can reflect the service, new-client status, or no-show history. Staff can accept payments through integrated readers, charge saved cards, or send secure payment links. This approach helps protect appointment revenue against no-shows and keeps payments, refunds, and disputes attached to the client file. The company’s model centres on reducing the administrative work involved in managing those transactions.
Payment capabilities cover 40 countries online and 21 in person
With digital payments becoming part of everyday business software, Yocale.ai is positioning its beauty and wellness platform to support more of each customer’s financial activity. Online payments are available in 40 countries, with in-person terminals offered in 21. Its underlying technology has supported thousands of service providers across more than 22 countries. For operators, the need is practical: collecting payment, protecting booked time, and keeping transaction records organized together. By focusing on payments within a defined service sector, the company aims to build on that operating foundation. For investors, this offers exposure to a software and payments business model, where payment adoption could create revenue beyond software subscriptions.
Standalone payments extend access in Canada and the United States
Recent milestones include the September launch of Yocale Pay, bringing deposits, checkout, and reconciliation into the company’s broader operating platform. The service is also available independently in Canada and the United States. Asli says, “As adoption grows, Yocale Pay has the potential to add transaction-based revenue alongside our subscription revenue.” These developments mark progress toward supporting more of the financial activity flowing through the platform. Looking ahead, management plans to keep sharing progress, with the potential revenue contribution tied to merchant adoption and payment volume across the platform.
Transaction revenue could complement software subscriptions
As Yocale.ai continues to connect business operations and payments, it sits at the intersection of digital finance and the everyday needs of beauty and wellness businesses. With Yocale Pay now live, the company is positioned to build transaction-based revenue on top of its existing software subscription base.
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Aydin Asli: I’m Aydin Asli, Chief Executive Officer at Yocale.ai. In September, we launched Yocale Pay, which brings payments directly into the platform that beauty and wellness businesses use to run their day-to-day.
With Yocale Pay, a business can require a deposit or a card on file when a client books, with rules based on the service, new client status, or no-show history. At checkout, staff can tap a card on our integrated readers, charge a saved card, or send a secure payment link. Every payment, refund, and dispute stays connected to the invoice and the client file.
Online payments are available in 40 countries and in-person terminals in 21. And in Canada and the United States, Yocale Pay is also offered as a standalone payment solution.
For owners, this means less admin and easier reconciliation. Deposits help protect the chair against no-shows, while payout fees and refunds are tracked in the platform instead of in a spreadsheet at nighttime.
For Yocale.ai, this expands our role for managing business operations to supporting the financial activity flowing through the platform. As adoption grows, Yocale Pay has the potential to add transaction-based revenue alongside our subscription revenue.
We’ll keep sharing our progress. You can follow Yocale.ai on the Canadian Securities Exchange under the symbol “YAI”.
About Yocale.ai Inc.
Yocale.ai Inc. (CSE: YAI) is an AI-powered operating system for the beauty and wellness industry, serving businesses from independent salons and medspas to multi-location enterprise wellness brands. Combining vertical SaaS, embedded fintech, data intelligence, and AI automation within a single configurable platform, Yocale.ai unifies customer acquisition, bookings, payments, client engagement, and day-to-day operations, creating a connected operational data foundation for AI-driven automation and decision support across the business.
Learn more at Yocale.ai.
