Computershare founder Chris Morris and a number of AFL stars are among the key investors in a new app that allows patrons to pay their bar tabs on their mobile phones.
The Aston Club app, which is used by restaurants and hotels in Victoria, NSW and SA, has attracted $1.5 million in initial funding from Morris and fellow investors including Fremantle Dockers Garrick Ibbotson and Michael Barlow and former footballers Ed Lower, Nick Lower and Daniel Pratt.
The mobile app was developed by Melbourne technology entrepreneurs Matthew Khoury and Nicholas Birrell.
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