A POS that records mobile money (MoMo) payments properly
In Ghana, half the money at the till arrives as mobile money. Akoma POS treats MoMo as a first-class payment: you record it, keep the transaction ID and screenshot, and see it in your reports next to cash, so you can tell at the end of the day what really came in.
- MTN MoMo, Telecel Cash and AirtelTigo Money
- Screenshot and transaction ID attached to the sale
- Split payments across cash and MoMo
- QR-verified receipts and per-method reports
- No transaction fees
Record every MoMo payment
The cashier shows the shop number, the customer pays, and the cashier attaches the screenshot and types the MoMo transaction ID. The sale is marked merchant-confirmed, so you can trace it later.
Split cash and MoMo on one sale
A customer who pays part in cash and part by MoMo is one sale with two recorded payments, each tracked to the pesewa.
Receipts a customer can verify
Every receipt has a unique code and QR. Anyone can open the verify page to see that the sale is real and how the payment was confirmed.
No cut of your sales
Akoma does not charge a percentage of what you collect. You pay a subscription, and the money your customers send stays yours.
Common questions
Which mobile money providers does Akoma POS support?
MTN MoMo, Telecel Cash and AirtelTigo Money. You can add more than one number per provider.
Does Akoma take a percentage of MoMo payments?
No. Customers pay your own number and you keep all of it. Akoma earns from the quarterly subscription only.
How do I know a MoMo payment is real?
Each MoMo sale carries the transaction ID and screenshot the cashier recorded, and the receipt shows how the payment was confirmed.