Describe the sale
Country, the customer’s residence, the amount and the cash portion. No customer identity is required in the simulator.
The service
Precision, simply.
A discreet tool to support your teams, with a readable rule and a record of the check.
Simple, precise, traceable
Three gestures.
All the difference.
A discreet, swift path, designed to keep pace with your shop.
Understand the rule
Authorisation, identification, a mixed payment or a refusal: the demo shows the verdict and the limit applied for France and Belgium. The detail of the rule and its official source are reserved for subscribers.
Keep a record
The dated record of your check is reserved for houses on the waiting list. Join the list to keep it, and to cover every country in the EU.
What you can try today
Ready to try,
from today.
Try it now
The public demo lets you try a sale in France or Belgium, and compare today’s rules with those expected from July 2027. You see the verdict and the limit applied. The detail of the rule, the official source, the dated record and the register are reserved for subscribers. The calculations remain local, in your browser.
What will come with the service
Accounts, salesperson access, every documented country, sourced detail, the dated record, a saved register, payments and alerts will be provided by the central administration of Nataru Labs, which is being put in place.
Your data, kept to the strict minimum
The simulator needs neither the customer’s name nor their passport. The supporting documents required by law remain the shop’s to manage, according to its own obligations.
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National rules
Limits, exceptions and conditions particular to each country.
- 10 July 2027
The European framework applies
Regulation (EU) 2024/1624 provides for a European cash limit of €10,000. Lower national limits remain applicable.
- In Kaplim
Compare the two periods
For France and Belgium, you can also simulate the rules expected from July 2027. Legal updates, including the European limit, are included for houses on the waiting list. How tourist regimes and sectoral duties fit together remains to be followed in the official texts.