Yes, nocash's POS Machines support digital invoices via SMS and email. Add your customer's email ID and mobile number to send them the invoice.

Each settlement has a Unique Transaction Reference (UTR) number, which is provided by our banking partners. You can see this number for every bank transfer in the Settlement section in nocash’s SET App and ensure that the same UTR is mapped to a credit in your bank account linked with nocash.

The total amount accepted by you in a day (24 hours) is transferred to your bank account by the end of the day or as per your settlement frequency. nocash sends settlement SMS / App / Email notification with reference number and bank account details after settlement, sometimes due to network issues you might not receive this notification while settlement is still done in your bank account.
If you still can’t find your settlement, don’t worry, your money is safe with us, and we will retry sending it to your bank account again in the next 24 hours. If you are not able to find your settlement, even after 2 days of transaction, contact our 24×7 helpline

After you become a merchant, you do not require any document for accepting payments

After you become a merchant, KYC is not mandatory for accepting payments through nocash.

Yes, nocash's POS Machines support digital invoices via SMS and email. Add your customer's email ID and mobile number to send them the invoice

Yes, nocash's POS Machines support digital invoices via SMS and email. Add your customer's email ID and mobile number to send them the invoice

Yes, you can view the customer settlement history on your POS Machine’s dashboard

Yes, you can view the sales from the report option on your dashboard. You will be able to see the following:
Summary of sales for the day
Invoice-wise details for the day
Product sales report for the day

You can accept payments from multiple sources, enter the amount to be collected on the screen, and the machine will show options to tap card, insert card, or scan QR code. Accept a payment using the customer’s preferred mode

You can accept payments through all major credit cards, debit cards, UPI/QR, and digital wallets. Both contact and contactless cards can be used with nocash’s POS Machines

SMEs, banks, startups, and large corporations can all benefit from nocash’s Digital POS with a printer.

You can use easily available thermal printer paper to print receipts, which can be found at stationery shops.

Digital POS with Printer boasts a large, durable battery that lasts for two days on standby

You can send e-receipts through SMS/emails to your customers or accept payment via wallet as well

Digital POS with a printer provides an inbuilt thermal printer and is ideal for larger stores, whereas Digital POS is a more compact and cost-effective POS device, perfect for small businesses that provide home delivery.

Business Proofs: PAN, GST Certificate, Trade License
Address Proof: Aadhar, Passport, Cancelled Cheque (For Private Limited and Limited, Partnership, and Trust, few additional documents will be required. Kindly contact us for more info).

Yes, it is available on all nocash devices.

Merchants of all sizes and industry verticals can use this easy-to-use and affordable card acceptance solution. Small businesses such as retail stores, supermarkets & grocery stores, pharmacies, courier services, and even home delivery businesses will find this solution a great complement to their businesses. Large businesses like hotels & restaurants, retail chains, spas & salons, etc. can also use mPOS for their card payment needs.

Yes, depending on the availability of Wi-Fi, it can be used instead of a 2.5/3G/4G connection

Yes, you can send and/or print the receipt at the end of the transaction. Enter the customer’s mobile number and/or email ID and click on the arrow button to send the receipt. An SMS and/or email is sent to the customer with a link. Using this link, the customer can view and save a copy of the transaction receipt.

A chargeback is a financial transaction reversal that occurs when a customer disputes a charge on their credit card or debit card and requests a refund from the card issuer. It is a consumer protection mechanism provided by payment networks and card issuers to safeguard customers against unauthorized transactions, billing errors, or fraudulent activity.

Cash back refers to a financial incentive offered by some credit cards, debit cards, and retail establishments that allows customers to receive a certain percentage of their purchase amount back in cash. It's a way for individuals to earn a small rebate or discount on their purchases, effectively reducing the overall cost of the transaction.

The Marginal Standing Facility (MSF) is a monetary policy tool used by central banks, including the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), to manage liquidity in the banking system. It serves as a window for banks to borrow funds from the central bank in case of short-term liquidity shortages.

The Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) is a fee charged by financial institutions, such as banks or payment processors, to merchants for accepting electronic payments, particularly debit and credit card transactions. It is the cost associated with the processing and settlement of card-based transactions and is typically expressed as a percentage of the transaction value.