Any device.
Zero fees.
Full platform.

Mrkt charges nothing on top of your payment gateway. You connect your own gateway - Stripe, Checkout.com, or any supported provider - and pay that gateway's published rate. Mrkt's flat monthly fee per outlet is the complete Mrkt cost. Square charges 2.6% per swipe. Toast requires a mandatory processor. Clover charges 2.3-2.6%. For a business processing $20,000/month in card payments, that difference adds up to $5,880 per year versus Square alone - before any hardware or add-on costs.

Yes. Mrkt is hardware-agnostic. Buy any compatible tablet or phone, install the Mrkt app, and scan the QR code generated for that terminal configuration. The QR code carries the terminal's outlet context, product catalogue scope, currency settings, accepted tenders, and authentication credentials. Nothing is configured on the device. A lost or broken device is decommissioned in the admin in seconds. Replace it with any compatible device from any store, scan the new QR code, operational.

Square and Shopify POS bolt simplified tools around their transaction layer - a basic contact list, a stock count, a flat product table. They are good enough for simple selling. Mrkt is backed by the full Illuminate platform. The CRM at the terminal is not a contact list - it includes full account history, contracted pricing, credit terms, and open service tickets. The inventory is not a stock count - it is live warehouse data consumed the moment a sale happens, across every channel simultaneously. The product catalogue supports full variant hierarchies, multi-currency pricing per customer group, and a promotions engine. Every transaction creates a full managed order record, not just a receipt. These are not POS add-ons built to fill a gap - they are the same capabilities the rest of the business runs on.

Yes. Mrkt runs on any phone or tablet, operates fully offline, and gives the field rep full access to customer account history, contracted pricing, and one-touch reorder from their last purchase. On-account selling is available in the field with real-time credit limit validation. A van driver serving a route of wholesale accounts pulls up each account, sees the last order, adjusts quantities if needed, and confirms the replenishment. The order syncs automatically the moment connectivity is restored - no back-office entry required.

Yes. When a B2B customer is identified at the terminal - by searching, scanning, or facial detection - their full account loads automatically. This applies their specific contracted pricing, shows their available credit limit and outstanding balance, and surfaces their order history for one-touch reorder. B2B accounts support multiple contacts - the buyer, the finance contact, the warehouse manager - any of whom can be identified to pull the full account. On-account sales are recorded against the account with deferred payment status and an invoice raised automatically.

Mrkt operates fully offline. Transactions are processed and queued locally on the device and sync automatically when connectivity is restored. Inventory uses the last synced stock data when offline. Cash sessions continue uninterrupted and reconciliation covers all transactions from the full session. Offline is a primary design requirement - not a contingency. Van sales routes, outdoor events, and remote trade counters rely on it as a standard operating mode.

Yes. Because Mrkt is connected to your full order management system, the terminal handles collection for orders placed anywhere - your online store, WhatsApp or Instagram, third-party delivery platforms like Uber Eats or Deliveroo, or orders placed by phone. The cashier sees the order in the queue at the terminal, confirms the items, and completes the handover. The terminal can also take an order at the till for home delivery - the sale is captured, the delivery address recorded, and dispatch is arranged automatically.

Each terminal is configured with a default currency and a list of accepted transaction currencies. The cashier selects the currency at checkout. Prices are set explicitly per currency in your product catalogue - not converted at the till using a live exchange rate. A tourist-facing outlet sets fixed AED, GBP, and EUR prices; the cashier selects the customer's currency and the correct price applies. Cash reconciliation handles each currency and payment type separately, so end-of-shift counts remain clean across every currency the terminal accepted.