Buyback / exchange
What it does
Old-gold exchange estimator
Old-gold exchange is one of the highest-trust moments in the store — and the moment most likely to breed suspicion when the deduction maths happens in the jeweller's head. The buyback module makes the calculation transparent: purity assessment, deduction percentages and the day's rate produce a value the customer can see line by line.
The same calculator runs on your storefront as an estimator, so customers arrive knowing roughly what their old jewellery is worth — and the counter honours the same published rules.
How it works in your store
- Configure your deduction structure once — purity bands, melting/refining deductions
- The counter enters weight and assessed purity; the calculator shows the full breakdown
- The day's published rate values the metal — stamped like every other transaction
- Exchange credit settles directly against a new purchase on the same POS invoice
- The storefront estimator quotes the same rules, so expectations match reality
- Every exchange is recorded with its assessment, breakdown and rate snapshot
On your surfaces
Questions jewellers ask
Do customers see the deductions?
Yes — that is the point. The breakdown (rate, purity, deductions) is itemised on screen and on the record, which is precisely why exchanges stop feeling adversarial.
Can I set my own deduction rules?
Yes — deduction configuration is yours. The platform enforces that whatever you publish is what the calculator applies, uniformly, for every customer.
How does the exchange pay out?
As credit against a purchase on the same invoice, or per your store policy — every path settles through the ledger.