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Mobile POS for any business: sales, invoices, retail, restaurants & appointments
By Hafiz Rahman
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Square Point of Sale: Payment is a mobile point of sale app for taking payments. The developer aims it at retail stores, restaurants and service businesses, and lists sales, invoices, retail, restaurant and appointment modes among its uses.
Google Play lists it at 4.55 stars from 241,074 ratings. The app is published by Block, Inc. in the Business category.
The build we hold is Square Point of Sale: Payment 7.28 (APKS split bundle) for Android 9.0 and up.
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The app takes credit cards, debit cards, cash, digital wallets, QR codes, payment links, Cash App Pay, Tap to Pay and gift cards. The developer says these work whether the customer is at the counter, paying online or paying remotely.
The listing presents the mix of methods as a way for customers to choose how they pay, rather than limiting them to one option.
The developer offers several modes, each set up for a type of business. The listing names retail, restaurants and appointments specifically, so a shop, a kitchen and a service provider can each use a layout suited to their work.
Sales and invoices also appear in the listing as parts of the app, so the modes sit alongside those functions rather than replacing them.
Payment links let a business collect money when the customer is not standing at the register. Invoices are listed as a separate function for billing customers outside the point of sale.
The listing does not describe how either one is created or sent, so these are the features as named by the developer.