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Split payments on an order

One order, up to three tenders — how split payments show up on the order and what the ledger tracks.

Updated July 4, 2026

A table wants to split the bill, or a customer pays part cash, part card — an order can be settled with up to three separate payments, mixing cash and card.

  • On the order you'll see the amount paid so far and the remaining balance; the payment badge stays pending until it reaches zero.
  • Each payment is its own ledger line — a cash portion goes to the drawer, a card portion to your Stripe balance, and the payout drill-down shows them separately.
  • The platform fee isn't multiplied — split or not, it's charged once on the order's food subtotal.
Note: Splitting happens at the register (the tablet/POS flow) when taking payment — the three-tender cap keeps settlement clean and disputes rare.
When the platform fee applies (and when it doesn't)Handle cash-later orders
Frequently asked questions

Questions about split payments

Practical answers about split payments in KitchenRush.

Can a customer pay with both cash and card?

A table wants to split the bill, or a customer pays part cash, part card — an order can be settled with up to three separate payments, mixing cash and card.

Splitting happens at the register (the tablet/POS flow) when taking payment — the three-tender cap keeps settlement clean and disputes rare.

How can I see how much remains to be paid?

On the order you'll see the amount paid so far and the remaining balance; the payment badge stays pending until it reaches zero.

Each payment is its own ledger line — a cash portion goes to the drawer, a card portion to your Stripe balance, and the payout drill-down shows them separately.