02 · Anywhere

Any phone is a terminal.

Tap-to-pay on Android NFC, QR-on-screen on iOS and web. No hardware to buy, no cables, no provisioning queue.

PlatformsAndroid · iOS · Web
MethodsNFC tap (Android) · QR display
Hardware costZero — uses the phone you have
StatusLive · self-onboarding in the Portal

The terminal is the phone in the seller's pocket.

SoftPOS removes the hardware step entirely. The merchant downloads the miaPOS app on any modern Android phone, logs in, and starts accepting in under five minutes.

Two acceptance modes on the same device. NFC tap-to-pay on Android — the buyer taps their phone against the seller's phone, just like a contactless card. QR display on iOS and on the web — the seller's screen becomes the QR, the buyer scans it.

It works because the rail underneath is instant-payment, not card-network. There's no PCI scope on the seller's device, no card data passing through, no merchant terminal certification required. Just an app and a phone.

How it works.

From the cashier's tap to the merchant's bank account.

1
Download the app or open the web checkout
miaPOS app on Android (NFC tap-to-pay), iOS app or any browser (QR display).
2
Log in with merchant credentials
Self-service onboarding in the Merchant Portal first — IBAN, IDNO, done.
3
Type the amount
One number, one tap. The seller's screen shows either "Tap here" or a QR.
4
Buyer pays from their bank app
Tap-to-tap on Android, scan-the-QR on iOS/web. Biometric confirmation, settlement in seconds.
5
Done
The seller's screen shows "Paid · 2.4s". Receipt is mirrored to the buyer.

For sellers who move.

SoftPOS is the right answer when "where does the terminal live" is the wrong question.

Mobile services

Hair stylists, home repair, mobile mechanics. The seller is wherever the customer is.

Pop-up retail

Markets, fairs, temporary stalls. Set up in 5 minutes, no infrastructure.

In-aisle retail

Staff in larger stores accept payment on the floor — no walking the customer to a register.

Field sales

Reps accepting deposits or full payment at the customer's site.

Restaurants — pay-at-table

Waiter brings the bill and the terminal at the same time. Tap, done.

Delivery

Pay on delivery without a hardware POS — the courier's phone is the terminal.

What's in the box.

Built so the merchant can self-serve and the buyer doesn't have to install anything.

For the merchant

  • Zero hardware spend — uses existing phones
  • Self-service onboarding in the Portal
  • Multiple sellers per merchant, each with their own login
  • Per-seller reporting
  • NFC tap on Android, QR on iOS / web — pick by device

For the seller

  • Native app feels like any modern payment app
  • Both tap-to-pay and QR on the same screen
  • Works on any phone with NFC (Android) or any browser (iOS / web)
  • Receipt sharing built in (SMS, link, screenshot)
  • Offline-tolerant transaction queueing

"The cheapest terminal in the world is the one you don't have to ship."

Try it, or build with it.

If you sell — start with the User Guide. If you build — go straight to the integration docs.