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Chase customer story: Indiana food truck runs orders and card payments on Aloha Cloud
In a customer story published on June 18, 2026, Chase Payment Solutions profiles All American Grub, a food truck in and around Knightstown, Indiana, that launched in May 2025.
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What changed
Correction (October 2026): An earlier version of this story presented this page as an announcement that Chase had integrated with Aloha Cloud, and limited it to US merchants in food service and retail. The source is a Chase customer story, dated June 18, 2026 in the page’s metadata, about one food truck that uses Aloha Cloud by NCR Voyix through Chase. We rewrote the story to report it as a customer story. A later update replaced ’undated’ with that date and re-dated this story from September 16, 2026.
Chase published a customer story about a small food-service business using Aloha Cloud by NCR Voyix with Chase merchant services. It is a profile of one customer, not an announcement of a new product or integration.
Why a business should care
For small restaurants and food trucks, the story shows how a point-of-sale system connected to a bank’s card processing is used day to day: guests confirm orders, tip and pay on a customer-facing screen, and the owner tracks orders and checks reporting.
Who it affects
Small restaurants, food trucks and other food-service operators considering a point-of-sale system bundled with their bank’s card processing. The story features one business in Indiana.
What to consider doing
If you are comparing point-of-sale options, ask Chase or NCR Voyix for the pricing, contract terms and hardware requirements of Aloha Cloud with Chase merchant services; the customer story does not include them.
Uncertainty and risks
This is a promotional customer story presented by Chase. It gives no prices or contract terms and reports one customer’s experience.
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