Connect payments to the point of sale  

Connect the till and the payment terminal, so they work as one system.

Integrate payment processing with the merchant's existing till environment, for a connected card-present experience across every lane.   

What it is

The till and the card machine, talking to each other

IndiGo integrates the merchant's till or POS software directly with payment processing, so a sale on the till automatically drives the amount on the card terminal. It works across a single lane or many, and pairs with the Oracle Payment Interface for hospitality PMS environments.  


The merchant problem it solves 

Two disconnected systems, reconciled by hand

The merchant's till and card machine operate as two separate systems — staff key in the amount twice, reconciliation is manual, and errors creep in, especially across multiple lanes or stores.


How it works

From sign-up to live in days, not months. 






Key benefits

No re-keying

The amount only needs to be entered once, on the till.

Fewer reconciliation errors

 Sales and payments are matched automatically, not by hand.

Scales across lanes and stores

Built to work consistently whether it's one terminal or twenty. 

Fits hospitality PMS too

 Pairs with the Oracle Payment Interface for OPERA environments.


Qualifying questions to ask

Use these to confirm the fit before you pitch.  


  • Is their card machine currently connected to the till, or standalone?
  • How many lanes, terminals, or sites do they operate?
  • Do they run a hotel PMS, like Oracle OPERA, that could also be connected?
  • Who currently reconciles takings, and how long does it take?

Explain it in 30 seconds

“IndiGo connects payment processing to the merchant's existing till environment, helping automate the transaction and reconciliation process.”  

-the IndiGo pitch


Common objections

Downloads & resources


Sales resources

  • IndiGo Product Brief Download

Product & technical resources

  • IndiGo developer guide View
  • IndiGo Back Office User Guide View

Example merchant scenario

A retail chain runs six tills across two stores, each with its own standalone card machine. Staff key in every amount twice, and month-end reconciliation takes days. After IndiGo, the till drives the card machine directly, and reconciliation happens centrally.