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Mobile POS and payment solution

Turns an Android device into a mobile POS, combining NFC contactless payment with pay-by-link and removing the dependency on traditional POS hardware.

contactless payment
NFCcontactless payment
remote collection
Linkleremote collection
no POS terminal
Donanımsızno POS terminal

In short

Can you take card payments on a phone without a POS terminal?

Neuros ran contactless payment through the phone's own NFC hardware, so a business accepts cards in the field without renting a separate POS terminal. Because link-based collection writes to the same transaction ledger, both channels merge into one report and reconciliation is no longer manual. On the security side card data is represented by a token and device verification happens before the transaction starts.

01Challenge

For a small business, POS hardware means both cost and dependency: rental fees, a fixed location and no way to take payment in the field. Pay-by-link lived in a separate system, with reconciliation done by hand.

02Approach

Contactless runs on the device's own NFC hardware and pay-by-link writes into the same transaction ledger. Tokenisation and device attestation cover security; a single transaction history covers reconciliation.

03Outcome

A business can take payment in the field with no extra hardware, and contactless and link payments come together in one report.

Technology stack

  • 01Android
  • 02Kotlin
  • 03Node.js
  • 04NFC / HCE

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Frequently asked

Questions we get asked

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No. Card details are not held on the device; during the transaction the card is represented by a token, and what is stored is that token rather than the card. The choice does the same job on security and on compliance: because card data never enters the app, PCI DSS scope narrows, and losing the device does not surrender a payment instrument.

Yes, because both write to the same transaction ledger. Two collection channels living in separate systems produce two lists that have to be compared by hand at end of day — a loss of time and a source of error. With one ledger, refunds, cancellations and partial collections appear in the same history, and a reconciliation gap is noticed the moment it appears.

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