wrstREG
Register a band in seconds
wrstREG handles the front door. Guests activate a wristband and link a payment card for tap-to-pay, set per-account spend limits, and add companion accounts, before they arrive or right at the gate. Walk-ups and pre-registrations flow through the same system, whether a guest does it on their phone or at an NTR-T+ kiosk.
- Self-service or staffed
- Encrypted, post-event-wiped cards
- Companion accounts

What it actually does.
Wristband activation
Enter the code on the band, confirm details, and it’s linked to an account, before arrival or at the gate.
Card linking & spend limits
Attach an encrypted card (stored as last-4, wiped post-event), set per-account spend caps, and manage companion bands on one payment method.
Optional touchless check-in
Self-service kiosks (NTR-T+) can verify guests by face for a no-touch check-in, or staff can check guests in with ID verification and signatures. It’s an option on top of registration, not the main event.
Ticket swaps
Turn a third-party barcode ticket into an RFID wristband on the spot, on NTR-T and NTR-H devices.
Digital audit trail
Every check-in and pickup is timestamped and traceable, with real-time guest-list updates everyone can see.
wrstREG in the wild.
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