Online Transactions
Runner supported, decker vulnerable...

Allow for existing businesses to connect their shelves/tables/etc, their product displays, to a grid based online store which is supported by runners. The idea being that Player A can connect to the Grid, see that Perky Pizzas has a Box of Pepperoni Pizza for sale and place an order for that item.

Then, that pizza is automatically delivered to the Delivery Center. Player B who is running crates picks up a crate containing the pizza from the place and deliver it to a mail box storage device, in the lobby of the apartment where Player B lives.

The catch? In order to place deliveries, or to collect these online sales, you need to link a bank card to your ordering device, which can be vulnerable to deckers if they can manage to get the right scans. Player B still gets their payment, but if Player B decides NOT to run the delivery, it still happens, just belatedly.

I like this idea, but not so much the 'opening your entire bank account to being drained' part. A compromise could potentially be something like deckers hacking a user's account to skim a little bit of the transaction for themselves.

Cred chips don't work like that, though. They have access to your entire bank account. Unless you mean the disposable ones you load up a set amount on at the bank.

If that were a thing, though, I kind of doubt anyone would use it. Why use the convenient but riskier Grid app when you can just go "hiring runner" on SIC.