Every tender, one cart. A gift card that only covers part of the sale, then a card for the rest. Two tenders, one order, one receipt.
NewStore Payments
Payments, built into your POS.
Payments should be part of the selling experience, not a separate step. Keep transactions fast, operations simple, and stores running smoothly.
- payments uptime
- markets on one contract

Built to stay out of the way
Payments should feel like part of the sale, not a system behind it.
Benefits
Faster checkout, simpler payment operations.
Run payments in the same system as POS
Cut out third-party gateways and integrations for simpler, more reliable payments.
Complete transactions anywhere in the store
Give customers more ways to pay without sending them to a separate checkout.
Simplify payment operations across stores
Manage payments, reporting, and reconciliation in one place with fewer vendors to manage.
Support growth across markets
Expand with secure payments and built-in support for local requirements.
What it does
Every way customers pay.
Not just the tap. From split tenders and phone payments to refunds and cash. One system, one reconciliation.
Scan to Pay. The customer scans a code and pays from their own wallet, on their own phone. No terminal, no card.
Money back where it came from. Refunds go back to the original card, even for online returns in store. Making an exchange? It nets against the refund.
Cash, counted and closed out. Open the drawer, count the cash on the same phone you sold with all day, and close out right there.
Payouts and reconciliation. Transactions, fees, and payouts in one place, reconciled against the same orders across every store.
Part of the platform
Payments, part of the transaction.
Payments run inside the same NewStore POS associates use to sell. Every payment stays connected to the order, from purchase through refund.
Checkout built in.
Payments built right into the POS, with fewer integrations, less hardware, and simpler operations.
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See payments run inside your POS.
A 30-minute walkthrough of the payment and checkout experience.
Proof
Fewer devices. Faster checkouts. Less to run.
What changes when payments are part of the POS, not another system with its own hardware, rollout, and support.
Nothing extra on the counter
Payments run on the same iPhone the associate already sells with, so there is one device to charge, log into and replace instead of a terminal beside it.
Payments are part of the sale
Tenders, wallets, refunds, and reporting stay connected to the same transaction, in the same app.

One project lead rolled payments out to 88 stores.
Not a programme with a workstream per region — a single person, because the hardware and the software shipped as one thing.
stores rolled out by one project lead
Read the storyRetail payments, answered.
Embedded payments are built directly into the POS, so the sale and payment happen in one flow without a separate payment integration. NewStore Payments is embedded in the NewStore platform, so retailers work with one partner for payments and POS, from onboarding through reporting and support, instead of managing separate vendors.
Yes. NewStore Payments supports multi-country retail operations, with currencies, payment methods, and payment configurations varying by market. Availability differs by country, so NewStore works with retailers during implementation to determine the appropriate payment setup for each market in the rollout.
NewStore Payments supports cards and contactless payments, including Apple Pay, Google Pay, Tap to Pay on iPhone, and Scan to Pay from the customer’s own phone. NewStore POS also supports gift cards, cash, and split payments across multiple tenders in a single cart.
NewStore Payments supports payment workflows across store and omnichannel journeys, including endless aisle, BOPIS, BORIS, mixed carts, split payments, refunds, and exchanges. Because payments are part of the NewStore platform, payment activity stays connected to the same order and transaction as it moves across channels.
NewStore Payments gives retailers a centralized view of payment activity across terminals, stores, and regions. Teams can access itemized and summary-level reports, review transactions, fees, refunds, and payouts, and use the same data to support reconciliation and day-to-day payment operations.