myPOS
myPOS Go
myPOS Go suits businesses that want funds instantly and have consistently higher transaction amounts. The fixed fee makes small amounts expensive.
Score breakdown
- Fees
- 4.2
- Value
- 4.0
- Ease of use
- 4.1
- Features
- 3.9
- Hardware
- 4.0
- Support
- 3.7
Pros
- Low percentage fee per transaction
- Instant access to funds
- No contract
Cons
- Fixed per-transaction fee hurts on small amounts
- Account inactivity fee
- Own account required for payouts
Key features
- Instant settlement to myPOS account
- Built-in SIM with free data
- Supports many currencies
Our verdict
Interesting for instant payouts, but the inactivity fee and fixed transaction fee pull it down for the smallest merchants.
Compare with alternatives
SumUp Solo
SumUp- Hardware
- from 449 kr
- per transaction
- 1,49%
SumUp Solo combines a low upfront price, no contract and a standalone terminal with built-in connectivity — one of the easiest and cheapest ways to accept card payments.
SumUp Solo Lite
SumUp- Hardware
- from 549 kr
- per transaction
- 1,49%
SumUp Solo Lite is the cheapest way to take cards: a small reader that pairs with your phone, with no monthly fee or contract. You pay 1.49% per sale.
SumUp Terminal
SumUp- Hardware
- from 2,399 kr
- per transaction
- 1,49%
SumUp Terminal is a standalone handheld with a built-in printer, large screen and 4G. It gives customers a paper receipt without extra kit and has no monthly fee.