mPOS API

An mPOS API (Application Programming Interface) is a set of software interfaces that lets developers connect mobile apps or systems with mPOS payment devices and payment processors.

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Introduction

Core Capabilities of mPOS APIs

The Micro ATM / mPOS API enables merchants and agents to offer secure digital banking and payment services using mobile devices. It supports cash withdrawal, balance inquiry, and card-based payment processing with real-time authorization, encrypted transactions, and seamless integration—ideal for retail outlets, rural banking, and on-the-go businesses.

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Micro ATM / mPOS API

The Micro ATM / mPOS API allows businesses and agents to accept card payments and provide basic banking services through handheld devices. It ensures fast, secure transactions with real-time processing, device tracking, and encrypted communication—perfect for mobile merchants and financial service points.

Sales Transaction Processing

Enables merchants to securely accept and process customer payments in real time using mobile devices. The mPOS API handles payment initiation, authorization, and confirmation, ensuring fast and reliable transaction completion across cards, contactless, and digital wallets.

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Pre-Authorization

Allows merchants to temporarily reserve a specific amount on a customer’s card before completing the final charge. This feature is ideal for hotels, rentals, fuel stations, and services where the final transaction amount may change.

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Device & Transaction Tracking

Enables complete visibility into connected mPOS devices and transaction history. Merchants can monitor device activity, track transaction logs, reconcile payments, and generate reports for better operational control and audit readiness.

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Status Retrieval & Asynchronous Callbacks

Provides real-time transaction status updates through APIs and webhooks. Merchants can track whether a payment is successful, pending, failed, or reversed—ensuring accurate reconciliation and smooth customer experience even in delayed network conditions.

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