POS billing app for PAX Android terminals
A PAX terminal is usually given to you by your bank or payment company, and it comes with one app: the card app. MC-POS Cloud adds the other half — billing, tax invoices, stock, purchases, accounting and reports — so the same machine that takes the payment also runs the business.
Quick answer
Yes — MC-POS Cloud runs on PAX Android SmartPOS terminals such as the A920, A920 Pro, A920 MAX, A910, A960, A80, A800, A77, A50 and A6650. They run Android (PAX calls it PayDroid), and MC-POS is an Android app.
One thing to know before you start: most PAX terminals are locked by the bank or acquirer that gave them to you, and new apps are installed through PAXSTORE by that company, not from Google Play. If your terminal has Google Play or allows APK install, you can put MC-POS on it yourself in two minutes. If it does not, ask your acquirer to publish MC-POS to your terminal, or run MC-POS on a phone or tablet beside the PAX and keep the PAX for payments only — both are common.
How to put MC-POS on a PAX terminal
- Install the app. Open Google Play on the terminal and install MC-POS Cloud. If the terminal has no Play Store (some payment terminals ship with the acquirer's own app market), write to us and we will send the APK for your model.
- Create your business. Sign up free inside the app, or on mcpos.mycodlabs.com, and add your products, taxes and outlet.
- Pick the printer. Settings → Printers. On PAX, print to a Bluetooth, USB or network thermal printer; for the built-in printer, ask us about a driver for your model.
- Start billing. Scan or tap an item, take cash, card, UPI or credit, print the bill. The same business opens on the owner's phone, the back-office computer and the web.
MC-POS needs Android 6.0 or newer and about 150 MB free. It bills with no internet at all and syncs when the terminal gets Wi-Fi or a SIM again — which is what most PAX terminals are used for.
PAX models that run MC-POS
PAX Android models, from the maker's own SmartPOS catalogue. The older A920 and A910 are still the most common terminals in the field, so they are listed first.
| Model | What it is | MC-POS on it |
|---|---|---|
| PAX A920 | Portable SmartPOS with printer | The classic PAX handheld — billing, receipt printing, card payment on one device |
| PAX A920 Pro | Portable SmartPOS with printer | Faster A920 — MC-POS billing, invoices and reports beside the payment app |
| PAX A920 MAX | Flagship portable SmartPOS | Big screen billing, restaurant orders and e-invoice QR printing |
| PAX A910 | Portable SmartPOS | Counter and table-side billing with receipt printing |
| PAX A910S | Portable SmartPOS | Shop billing, customer dues and day-end cash report |
| PAX A930 | Portable SmartPOS | Delivery and route sales — bill, collect and sync |
| PAX A960 | Portable SmartPOS | Modern handheld billing with full MC-POS back office |
| PAX A950 | Portable SmartPOS | Mobile billing with printed bill and digital share link |
| PAX A80 | Countertop SmartPOS with printer | Shop counter: barcode billing, drawer, printer, accounts |
| PAX A800 | Countertop SmartPOS | Fixed counter billing with customer display |
| PAX A8700 | Dual-screen countertop SmartPOS | Retail counter with customer-facing screen |
| PAX A77 | Smart MiniPOS with printer | Compact counter or hand billing for small shops |
| PAX A50 | MiniPOS (no printer) | Pocket billing — share the bill on WhatsApp or print to a Bluetooth printer |
| PAX A35 | Smart PIN pad | Payment beside MC-POS running on the counter device |
| PAX A6650 | PDA-style SmartPOS | Stock counting, goods receipt and floor billing |
| PAX A6630 | Smart MiniPOS | Quick billing on the move |
| PAX A33L | Countertop terminal | Card payment beside an MC-POS billing device |
| PAX IM30 | Unattended payment terminal | Self-service payment with MC-POS keeping stock and accounts behind it |
| PAX E500 / E600 / E700 / E800 | All-in-one Android ECR | Full counter POS — billing, KOT, accounting and reports |
| PAX Aries 6 / Aries 8 | Android smart tablets | Tablet billing, waiter ordering and back-office work |
Printing bills on PAX
PAX terminals with a built-in printer (A920 family, A80, A77, E-series) expose that printer through PAX's own developer SDK, which is released to approved developers per acquirer. MC-POS therefore prints on PAX today through a Bluetooth, USB or network ESC/POS printer — the small thermal printers sold everywhere — and that covers most shops, because the PAX is usually used for the card payment while the receipt comes from the counter printer.
If you want MC-POS to print on the PAX internal printer itself, tell us your exact model and who supplied it. We build vendor print drivers into a small helper app, and we add brands as customers ask for them. The bill can also be sent instead of printed: MC-POS shares a signed invoice link on WhatsApp, which many shops now prefer.
What you can run on a PAX terminal
Your PAX takes the money. MC-POS answers everything that comes after the payment — what was sold, at what cost, to whom, what is left in stock and what the business earned:
Billing & invoices
Barcode or touch billing, held bills, split payment, cash / card / UPI / credit, tax invoices, 80 mm and 58 mm receipts and A4 invoices, sales returns and refunds.
Orders & tables
Take-away and dine-in orders, tables and floors, KOT printing to the kitchen, split payment, service charge and tips, QR menu ordering (Restaurant plan).
Purchases & suppliers
Purchase orders, goods receipt, purchase returns, landed cost, supplier dues and payments — so your cost price and profit are real, not guessed.
Stock & inventory
Batches and expiry, variants and units, racks, multi-warehouse stock, transfers, adjustments, stock value and a full stock ledger.
Accounting built in
Every bill posts itself: ledgers, journal, trial balance, P&L, balance sheet, cash drawer, bank accounts, expenses and fiscal-year close.
Staff & HR
User roles and permissions per counter, shifts and attendance, salary, payouts, commissions and an employee self-service app (Advanced plan).
Tax & e-invoicing
GST / VAT with inclusive or exclusive prices, tax breakdown on the bill, Saudi ZATCA and UAE VAT e-invoicing with QR (Advanced plan).
AI that works for you
Ask your data a question in plain English, AI sales insights and stock alerts, AI-written WhatsApp and campaign messages, AI reports you can export (add-on).
The same business also opens on iPhone, Windows, macOS, Linux and the web — so the owner can watch the PAX counter from anywhere. See everything in MC-POS Cloud.
Installing an app on a locked PAX terminal
PAX runs PayDroid, a hardened Android. Apps normally arrive through PAXSTORE, the marketplace your acquirer controls, and some terminals also have Google Play. Three routes work:
- Google Play on the terminal — install MC-POS Cloud directly.
- Ask your acquirer to push MC-POS to your terminal from their PAXSTORE marketplace. We will help with the paperwork; write to us.
- Keep the PAX for payments only and run MC-POS on an Android phone, tablet, Windows PC or the web. The bill and the card slip are separate pieces of paper, which many shops are happy with.
Card payment and MC-POS on one screen
MC-POS does not take a cut of your sales and does not care which bank you use. You bill in MC-POS, choose the tender — cash, card, UPI, wallet, bank transfer or customer credit — and take the card payment in your PAX app as usual. MC-POS records the tender split, the change, the customer due and the accounting entries behind it, so your cash drawer and your card settlement both reconcile at the end of the day.
Where PAX terminals are used most
PAX is the terminal of choice for banks and payment companies across India, the Gulf, Africa, Latin America and Europe. Wherever a PAX is used for payment, the shop still needs stock, purchases, GST or VAT, supplier dues and a profit number. That is the gap MC-POS fills — including Saudi ZATCA and UAE VAT e-invoicing with the QR code printed on the bill.
PAX POS app — frequently asked questions
Can I install MC-POS on a PAX A920?
Yes, if your terminal allows app installation. Many A920 terminals have Google Play or an acquirer marketplace called PAXSTORE. If yours is locked, ask the bank or payment company that gave it to you to publish MC-POS to it, or run MC-POS on a phone or tablet beside the PAX.
Does MC-POS print on the PAX built-in printer?
Not yet on every model. Today MC-POS prints to Bluetooth, USB or network thermal printers from a PAX terminal. Tell us your model and supplier and we can add a driver for the internal printer in our print helper app.
What is the best billing app for a PAX A920 Pro?
MC-POS Cloud covers billing, tax invoices, stock, purchases, accounting, staff and e-invoicing in one app, free to start, and it works offline. It is built for the shop side of the business, not for card processing, which your PAX already does.
Does MC-POS charge a percentage of my card sales?
No. MC-POS is software you pay for once a year per plan. Your card fees stay between you and your bank or payment company, whatever terminal you use.
Can MC-POS work on PAX terminals in Saudi Arabia or the UAE?
Yes. MC-POS has Saudi ZATCA e-invoicing and UAE VAT e-invoicing built into the Advanced plan, including the QR code on the printed invoice.
Which PAX models does MC-POS support?
Any PAX terminal running Android, including the A920, A920 Pro, A920 MAX, A910, A910S, A930, A960, A950, A80, A800, A8700, A77, A50, A6650 and the E-series counter terminals.
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