Retail Payments & POS

Retail payments should fit the way your store actually sells.

Make checkout easier—and keep inventory, returns and online sales connected.

A customer paying at the counter of a bright boutique while staff complete the sale and another browses the racks.

From checkout to inventory, returns and online orders.

Start with the store, not the system.

01 / Hula Girls

A simple setup for selling on the go.

A vendor at an outdoor market handing a card terminal to a customer at the Hula Girls stall

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Different stores. Different needs. Let’s find what fits yours.

Checkout on the Sales Floor

Bring checkout to your customer.

Scan items and take payment right on the sales floor. Keep shoppers moving when the counter gets busy.

  • Skip the checkout line

    Serve shoppers where they are.

  • Easy for staff

    Scan, confirm and take payment.

  • Digital receipts

    Send a receipt before they leave.

When a simple terminal is enough →
A staff member scanning a folded shirt with a handheld device while a shopper completes the purchase with her phone on the sales floor.

Pay for what your team needs—and will actually use.

The right setup for your store.

Some stores need a simple payment terminal. Others need a full POS with inventory, online ordering and more. Make sure your setup fits how you sell.

A simple payment terminal on the wooden counter of a gift shop, beside a wrapped gift and a handwritten order pad.

A simple payment terminal

Straightforward payments for straightforward needs.

A full retail POS station with product screen, barcode scanner, receipt printer and cash drawer on the counter of a clothing store.

A full retail POS

Inventory, online sales and tools for your team.

Get what you need. Avoid paying for what you don’t.

How Merchant Counselor works with retailers.

  1. Laptop displaying payment analysis beside a sketched workflow.

    Assess

    Understand how the store sells, who works the counter and where the current setup creates friction.

  2. Three payment option cards arranged for comparison.

    Advise

    Recommend POS and payment options that match the workflow — including keeping what already works.

  3. Payment terminal showing a completed setup check.

    Implement

    Coordinate setup, configuration, hardware and staff readiness so the change lands during a manageable period.

  4. Laptop showing payment performance improving over time.

    Optimize

    Revisit cost, reporting and workflow as the store grows, adds locations or changes how it sells.

Tell us how your store operates.

Share how you sell, what your staff handle at the counter and where the current setup gets in the way. We will help determine what should change — and what should stay.