Our launch store

Tarboro Pawn is our launch store. We go live July 1.

Tarboro Pawn is our own working pawn shop in eastern North Carolina — and ODIN's launch store. We go live on ODIN here on July 1, 2026. Every feature ships here first and gets stress-tested at our own counter before it reaches any other shop.

~80
Daily transactions
across pawn / buy / sell at the shop
1,200+
Active loans on the books
the loan book ODIN is built to carry
5+
Compliance checks ODIN runs pre-commit
Form 8300, OFAC, MLA, ATF, CDD
July 1, 2026
Go-live on ODIN
our own counter, before any other shop

One counter. Two clerks. Friday-night peak: 30 transactions an hour.

Tarboro Pawn is a single-location independent shop. We pawn, buy, and retail across jewelry, electronics, tools, firearms (FFL), watches, and instruments. From our July 1, 2026 go-live we run ODIN end-to-end — the counter, compliance, AI advisory, customer storefront, and the Bridge that syncs the storefront to the counter in real time.

Location
Tarboro, NC
Type
Independent (single-location)
Categories
Jewelry, electronics, tools, FFL, watches, instruments
Clerks
2 full-time + 1 weekend
Going live on ODIN
July 1, 2026
Current system
PawnMaster (migrating from)

What ODIN looks like at the counter

A representative Friday — illustrative, showing how ODIN is built to handle a real day at the counter, end to end.

  1. 9:30 AM
    Doors open

    Counter PC boots ODIN; dashboard shows overnight pull-list (12 loans eligible for forfeit) + 2 pending customer offers from BLACKHAWK.

  2. 10:14 AM
    First pawn

    Customer brings in a Rolex Datejust. ID scanned via PDF417. AI Appraise pulls comps from eBay sold + Chrono24. Compliance Copilot clears OFAC + flags MLA self-certification (covered borrower). Pre-hoc warning: "covered borrower; MAPR cap applies." Operator confirms; ticket prints in 14 seconds.

  3. 11:42 AM
    Form 8300 trigger

    Walk-in trying to redeem 4 tickets totaling $11,400 cash. Compliance Copilot fires PRE-commit: "$10,000 threshold exceeded — Form 8300 required within 15 days." Operator splits payment across 2 days, customer signs the disclosure, audit log captures the decision.

  4. 2:18 PM
    Online appraisal accepted

    Customer who submitted photos via tarboropawn.com/shop → BLACKHAWK at 8 AM yesterday accepts the conditional offer. Bridge syncs the acceptance; ODIN pre-fills the pawn ticket; she walks in at 4 PM with watch + ID, transaction completes in 3 minutes.

  5. 5:47 PM
    Voice Counter

    Closing rush. Operator hands a customer the iPad, says "Pawn this Strat for $300, 30 days." Voice Counter parses + fills the form. Operator only confirms.

  6. 7:01 PM
    Daily close

    Cash drawer reconciles automatically against Square + cash transactions. Variance: $0.12. Owner Mode dashboard emails the daily summary. LeadsOnline upload runs at 8:45 PM unattended.

Our old system today vs. ODIN at go-live

Counter speed
Before
Legacy counter: noticeably slower per pawn
After
ODIN: built for ~30 seconds per pawn
Compliance violations
Before
1-2 missed Form 8300 thresholds per year (post-hoc detection)
After
Built to catch every threshold pre-commit (pre-hoc Copilot)
Software bill
Before
Legacy: a base monthly fee plus separately billed ATF and LeadsOnline add-ons
After
ODIN: $299/mo flat — typically hundreds a month less, all-inclusive.
New employee training time
Before
2-3 weeks before they could run a counter solo
After
Built so a new clerk runs the counter in 3-5 days — AI copilots scaffold the decisions a senior clerk would make.
Want this for your shop?

Free white-glove migration for our founding 20.

We'll move your data from PawnMaster, Bravo, or Liberty — the whole thing, audit-trail intact. It's free for our first 20 founding shops before the September 26, 2026 public launch ($999 one-time after). Two hours of Zoom for training. Then $299/mo, flat — month-to-month, cancel anytime.

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