Today, UK-based financial technology platform myPOS unveils Go  2 – the next generation of its best-selling device myPOS Go. The launch is celebrated with a  discount offer that gives business owners a chance to purchase a modern POS device for £19  until April 30th. 

myPOS UK Country Manager Steven Stewart said: “We understand that small-business owners need support because they don’t have the same internal resources as larger enterprises. That’s why we develop modern tools at affordable prices as part of one cohesive payments ecosystem that SMEs can manage easily. We achieve this not only through internal innovation but also  through partnerships with financial institutions and networks such as American Express.” 

Like its predecessor, the new device myPOS Go 2 helps small merchants take their business anywhere. It’s very light and compact; however, it also features a sleek new design, a convenient,  durable keyboard and the ability to be paired with the Go 2 Printing Dock, enabling merchants to issue hard-copy receipts.  

“We listen to our merchants and know that they need scalable solutions, which can upgrade as the business grows. The first myPOS Go used to send only electronic receipts, but, with the new device, business owners will have the opportunity to print receipts if they decide to purchase the  Printing Dock,” Steven explained.  

The docking station is expected to hit stores later this spring along with another new myPOS device. Steven unveiled that the company is also working on its most powerful Android terminal yet. 

As with other myPOS devices, the upcoming portfolio additions will give merchants a chance to use all the tools on the fintech platform without monthly fees. All myPOS clients receive a free multicurrency merchant account, a free business debit card, and instant settlement of all funds from card payments accepted via myPOS, including American Express. The business-in-a-box platform has won multiple awards for its integrated business solutions and financial services,  which are charged based on the merchants’ turnover, with no fixed costs or long-term engagement.