POS app for Telpo

POS billing app for Telpo Android terminals

Telpo terminals are everywhere in transport, government payment schemes and retail across Asia, Africa and Latin America. Put MC-POS Cloud on one and it becomes a complete shop system: billing, invoices, orders, purchases, stock, accounting and AI reports, working with or without the internet.

By Yoonus C, founder of Mycodlabs Technologies (makers of MC-POS)  ·  Updated  ·  6 min read

Quick answer

Yes — MC-POS Cloud runs on Telpo Android terminals, including the TPS900 smart POS, the M1, M8 and M10 smart terminals, the P8 and P9 payment terminals and the C1, C2, C9 and C12 Android cash registers.

Install it from Google Play, or ask us for the APK if the terminal was supplied locked. Print to the terminal's own printer through a driver we add per model, or to any Bluetooth, USB or network thermal printer straight away.

How to put MC-POS on a Telpo terminal

  1. 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.
  2. Create your business. Sign up free inside the app, or on mcpos.mycodlabs.com, and add your products, taxes and outlet.
  3. Pick the printer. Settings → Printers. On Telpo, print to a Bluetooth, USB or network thermal printer; ask us to add the built-in printer for your model.
  4. 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 Telpo terminals are used for.

Telpo models that run MC-POS

Model What it is MC-POS on it
Telpo TPS900 Smart POS with printer Handheld billing, receipts and collections
Telpo TPS320 Android mobile POS Route sales, market stalls and small counters
Telpo TPS450 Android tablet terminal Counter or waiter billing with KOT
Telpo M1 Android POS terminal Everyday shop billing and printing
Telpo M8 Smart POS terminal Retail counter with scanner and printer
Telpo M10 All-in-one Android POS Full counter: billing, stock, accounts and reports
Telpo P8 Android POS with printer Billing plus card payment on the same machine
Telpo P8 M5 Mini card POS Payment beside an MC-POS billing device
Telpo P9 New Payment terminal Counter payment with MC-POS keeping the books
Telpo P9 PDA Smart mobile terminal Delivery billing and stock work
Telpo C1 Android cash register Shop counter billing with drawer and printer
Telpo C2 Smart desktop POS Café and quick service counters
Telpo C9 New / C9 VESA / C9PD Android touch cash register Busy counters, customer display, KOT to kitchen
Telpo C12 10.1-inch desktop POS Restaurant front desk with tables and split bills
Telpo C50 AI vision checkout terminal Fast checkout with MC-POS stock and accounts behind it
Telpo L5 Android PDA Stock take, goods receipt and price checks
Telpo K10 / K20 Self-service kiosks Self-ordering front end, MC-POS keeps the books

From Telpo's own product pages, September 2026. Telpo also builds biometric and transport terminals (S-series, T-series) on the same Android base — those run MC-POS as well, if you want billing on them.

Printing bills on Telpo

Telpo terminals with a built-in printer use Telpo's own Android printer service. MC-POS prints today through Bluetooth, USB or network ESC/POS printers, which works on every Telpo model from day one. To use the internal printer, send us the model number — we add vendor drivers to the MC-POS Print Helper app as customers ask for them, and Telpo is a common request.

If you are running a restaurant on a C9 or C12, the usual setup is the bill on the counter printer and the KOT on a network printer in the kitchen. MC-POS prints both, in the kitchen's own language if you want.

What you can run on a Telpo terminal

Telpo hardware is usually bought for one job — payment, ticketing, a kiosk. MC-POS makes the same terminal do the whole job of running the business:

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 Telpo counter from anywhere. See everything in MC-POS Cloud.

Telpo cash registers for restaurants

The C9 and C12 are full Android cash registers with a customer display, and they make a good restaurant front desk. MC-POS adds tables and floors, dine-in and take-away, KOT printing, split bills, service charge, tips and a QR menu for the table. Food cost comes from the recipe and purchase side, so the profit number is real. See the restaurant POS system page.

Where the internet is not reliable

Telpo sells heavily where power and network are not guaranteed. MC-POS is offline-first: the whole catalogue, customers and dues live on the device, billing never waits for a server, and sync catches up on its own. Nothing is lost if the terminal is switched off in the middle of the day.

Telpo POS app — frequently asked questions

Can I install a billing app on a Telpo TPS900?

Yes. The TPS900 runs Android, so MC-POS Cloud installs from Google Play or from an APK we can send you. It bills, prints and syncs like any other Android device.

Does MC-POS support the Telpo C9 cash register?

Yes. The C9 is an Android touch cash register and runs MC-POS on the counter, with the customer display, drawer and a connected thermal printer.

Will MC-POS print on the Telpo internal printer?

Bluetooth, USB and network thermal printers work today. For the internal printer we add a driver per model in our print helper app — send us your model number and we will tell you the status.

Is MC-POS good for a Telpo terminal in Africa or Latin America?

Yes. MC-POS works worldwide, bills offline, supports multiple currencies and languages, and does not take a percentage of your sales.

Which Telpo models run MC-POS?

Any Telpo terminal running Android 6 or newer, including TPS900, TPS320, TPS450, M1, M8, M10, P8, P9, C1, C2, C9, C12 and L5.

Put MC-POS on your Telpo terminal today

Free to start — billing, invoices, stock and reports on the device you already own. Paid plans from $36 a year for 2 users when you want accounting, e-invoicing, HR, the online store or AI.

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