Payment terminals that talk to your billing software
The bill total goes to the terminal, or a dynamic UPI QR appears on the customer display. The cashier never types an amount again.
The payment jungle
Stop typing the amount twice.
This is the single most demonstrable advantage we have. Ask any vendor to show it.
The usual way — 15 to 20 seconds
- Bill made on the software
- Cashier reads the total out loud
- Cashier types it into the card machine
- Waits for approval
- Types the reference back, or does not bother
Wrong amounts. Longer queue. Reconciliation arguments at closing.
Our way — about 10 seconds
- Scan the items
- Finalise the bill
- Amount is pushed to the terminal, or a dynamic UPI QR appears on the customer display
- Customer pays
- Bill closes itself and reconciles
No keypad. No mismatch. The cashier never types an amount again.
Hardware and connections
What we supply and integrate
Hardware
Terminals and displays we stock
Android SmartPOS
Android SmartPOS Terminal (4G + Wi-Fi)
Billing, printing and card acceptance in one handheld device.
Verified with Petpooja, Restroworks
Quoted for your counterinstallation in Delhi NCR included
Android SmartPOS
Android Handheld mPOS with Printer
Lightweight mobile billing for delivery staff and pop-up counters.
Verified with Petpooja
Quoted for your counterinstallation in Delhi NCR included
Android SmartPOS
10" Android Tablet POS with Stand
The cheapest honest way to start — tablet, stand and our billing app.
Verified with Petpooja
Quoted for your counterinstallation in Delhi NCR included
Customer displays
8" Customer Pole Display with UPI QR
Shows the running bill and a dynamic UPI QR for the exact amount.
Quoted for your counterinstallation in Delhi NCR included
We are provider-neutral, and we stay that way
We work alongside Pine Labs, MSwipe, Razorpay POS, Paytm and PhonePe QR. We do not want your acquiring relationship, we do not take a cut of your transactions, and we will not ask you to change your settlement account. We are only interested in removing the keypad from the process.
Whether an amount push is possible depends on your terminal model and whether the provider has enabled integration on your account. Send us the model number and we will confirm in writing before you buy anything.
Why this matters more than it sounds
Fifteen seconds per customer does not sound like much. At three hundred customers a day it is seventy-five minutes of counter time, every day. It is also the single most common source of amount mismatches at closing — and the reason cashiers and owners argue about the day\u2019s totals.
EMI at the counter
For high-ticket retail — electronics, mobile phones, jewellery — terminals that support bank EMI measurably increase conversion at the counter. We help you get set up with your acquirer and make sure the bill amount reaches the terminal correctly.
All third-party product names, logos and brands are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here descriptively only. Aero Pack POS is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any of them. Compatibility and comparison claims are based on publicly available information and our own engineers' testing as of August 2026 — please verify with your software provider before purchase.
Answers
Frequently asked questions
No. We are provider-neutral. Keep your acquirer, your rates and your settlement account — we only stop the re-typing.
Most Android SmartPOS terminals and network-connected card machines support an amount push. Support depends on the model and the provider's integration being enabled on your account — send us the model number and we will confirm before you buy.
A customer display shows a dynamic QR for the exact bill amount. The customer scans, pays, and the bill closes when the confirmation arrives.
Billing continues offline. Card and UPI need the network — but you can still print a compliant bill and settle when the connection returns.
No. We charge for software, hardware and service. We take nothing per transaction.
This feature has to be seen, not read
Book a demo and watch a bill close without anyone touching the terminal keypad.