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Rs 12,000 · Base plan, ex tax; billing period not stated
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Razorpay POS is the in-store payments arm of Razorpay, built on the Ezetap acquisition. It is a family of hardware rather than one terminal: Android card machines with printers, a dual-display All-in-One unit, printer-less Mini POS devices for delivery staff, and UPI soundboxes and dynamic QR displays for smaller counters. All of them report into the same Razorpay Dashboard that online merchants already use, so a brand selling on its website and in stores sees both streams in one place.
It suits organised Indian retail most: fashion and lifestyle chains, electronics showrooms that push brand EMI from Samsung, Xiaomi or OnePlus, QSRs and grocery counters with queues. Razorpay names Decathlon, Snitch, GIVA, Bikanervala, Relaxo and Lenskart among its users. The pitch rests on checkout speed (UPI in about 1.5 seconds, cards under 15 seconds by Razorpay's own figures), bank and brand EMI at the counter, and invoice-level reconciliation that is emailed automatically. Billing integration with more than 150 ERP and billing tools, including Petpooja, Logic ERP and eZee, is a real advantage if your billing software is already on that list.
The weak points are cost transparency and fit for tiny shops. Razorpay publishes no device price, rental fee or MDR on its POS pages; every device page ends in Get a Quote or Contact Sales, and the product page only says devices are offered on monthly rental with the price depending on the model. Razorpay's own quickstart states that POS is not supported for unregistered businesses, so a street vendor without registration documents cannot sign up, and a UPI-only soundbox from a bank may be simpler for them.
Buying works like this: sign up with your mobile number, verify PAN, submit KYC (business documents, settlement bank account, identity proof, GST details), upload front and interior photos of the shop, then order devices from the POS section of the Dashboard. Review takes about 3-4 working days and billing-software integration is quoted at up to 7 days. Ask sales for the rental, MDR on cards and EMI, and any lock-in in writing before signing.
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Best suited for: Fashion, lifestyle and electronics chains that sell heavily on EMI · D2C brands opening offline stores that already collect online payments through Razorpay · QSRs and grocery counters that need fast UPI and card checkout during rush hours · Businesses with doorstep delivery or kiosks needing portable Mini POS devices
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Razorpay POS devices are offered on a monthly rental, but Razorpay does not publish the rental, device price or card MDR on its website. Every device page leads to a Get a Quote form, and the price depends on the model you choose. Ask the sales team for rental, transaction charges, EMI charges and any lock-in period in writing, and compare with your bank's terminal offer before you sign.
Razorpay POS does not publish its rates, so the GST treatment of rentals is something to confirm in the quote. What Razorpay does state is that you should submit your GSTIN during KYC, because without it you cannot claim GST input credit on the charges. Registered businesses should therefore add GST details at signup so invoices from Razorpay carry their GSTIN.
Razorpay POS has no free plan or published free trial. It is a hardware rental product, so you sign up, complete KYC, upload shop photos and then order devices through the Razorpay Dashboard. If you want to test it, ask sales whether a single device can be deployed first at one outlet before you roll it out across all your stores.
Razorpay POS card machines accept credit and debit cards by tap, dip or swipe, UPI, QR, wallets, Sodexo meal cards, Pay Later and EMI. Bank EMI covers HDFC, ICICI, Kotak, Axis and others, and brand EMI covers phone makers such as Samsung, Xiaomi, Vivo and OnePlus. Soundbox and dynamic QR devices are UPI-focused, with the Tap and Scan Soundbox also taking contactless cards.
Razorpay says POS devices are deployed in about 3-4 working days once KYC and shop photos are approved. The process is signup with mobile OTP, PAN verification, KYC upload, settlement bank account, shop front and interior photos, then ordering devices in the Dashboard. If you want the terminal linked to your billing software, Razorpay quotes up to 7 days for that integration.
No. Razorpay's own POS quickstart states that Razorpay POS is currently not supported for unregistered businesses. You need registration documents that match your business type, plus PAN, identity proof and a settlement bank account. A very small unregistered seller may find a bank-issued UPI soundbox or a free UPI QR easier, and can move to Razorpay POS after registering the business.
Both Razorpay POS and Pine Labs offer Android card terminals with bank and brand EMI for Indian retail. Razorpay POS is strongest when you already use Razorpay for online payments, because offline and online transactions land in one Dashboard with automatic reconciliation. Pine Labs has a longer history in large-format retail. Since neither publishes rates openly, get written quotes from both for your volume.
Razorpay POS integrates with 150+ ERP and billing tools according to its product page, and 200+ billing partners according to its docs. Named partners include Petpooja, Logic ERP, NukkadShops, Lithos and eZee. With integration, the bill amount flows to the terminal so cashiers do not retype it. Confirm your exact software and version with Razorpay before ordering, since the published counts differ.
Razorpay states that its EDC machines are PCI DSS certified, and the All-in-One POS is listed as PCI 6 SRED certified, a standard for protecting card data at the device. Dashboard access can be split by hierarchy so store staff see only their outlet. Payment aggregation is run by Razorpay Payments Private Limited from January 2026, according to Razorpay's site.
Razorpay POS terminals run Android-based PayDroid OS, and Razorpay's FAQ says its Android POS works alongside iOS devices. There is also DigiPOS, which Razorpay describes as turning a phone or tablet into a payment terminal, and a MobilePOS option for staff on the move. Ask sales which model fits your setup, since the device range changes often.
Razorpay POS's login is at https://accounts.razorpay.com/auth/?redirecturl=https%3A%2F%2Fdashboard.razorpay.com&auth_intent=login, linked from its official website.
New accounts are created at https://accounts.razorpay.com/auth/?redirecturl=https%3A%2F%2Feasy.razorpay.com&auth_intent=signup&x-country-code=IN on Razorpay POS's official site.
Razorpay POS publishes its plans at https://razorpay.com/pricing/. Check that page for current prices, as plans change.
Razorpay POS is pos & retail billing by Razorpay, an Indian company from Bengaluru. POS devices from Razorpay (Ezetap).
Razorpay POS is priced on request. Request a demo through App Advisor and we will ask the vendor for a written quote.
Razorpay POS does not advertise a free plan; ask the vendor for a trial or a guided demo.
Yes. Razorpay POS is built by Razorpay, headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka.
Razorpay POS suits mid-market, enterprise buyers looking for pos & retail billing with workflow automation & integration.
Popular alternatives in pos & retail billing include Petpooja, GoFrugal POS, Bill Free. Use App Advisor's compare tool to see them side by side.
Razorpay POS is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.

Razorpay · Bengaluru, Karnataka · Founded 2014 · 9 products in our catalogue · Indian company
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