Free POS Software in Colombia 2026: Nequi, Daviplata, Bre-B

In Colombia, the tienda de barrio (corner store) is the heart of neighbourhood retail — and the phone is now part of the cash drawer. More and more customers pay with Nequi, Daviplata, PSE, or a Bancolombia QR, on top of the usual cash, in Bogotá, Medellín, Cali, Barranquilla, and across the country. A store that only takes cash starts to leave sales behind.

So the right till must do four simple things: record each payment method separately (cash, Nequi, Daviplata, PSE, card), handle the Colombian peso (COP), work offline when the internet drops, and cost nothing per month. That is exactly what a corner store needs — and rarely what traditional registers offer, since most come with a card terminal and a monthly plan.

In Colombia it pays to lean on what people already use. Nequi (Bancolombia group) and Daviplata (Davivienda) are the dominant everyday wallets; PSE moves direct debits from the bank account, and the Bancolombia QR is common at the counter. And since 2025 there is Bre-B, the instant-payment system from the Banco de la República (central bank): it is interoperable and works with "llaves" (keys — your phone, email, ID number, or a code), so a customer can pay you instantly regardless of their bank or wallet.

The critical point is not receiving the payment — it is recording it at the till. For every sale:

- The customer pays by Nequi, Daviplata, PSE, Bre-B, QR, or card. - You confirm the payment on your side (your app or account), not the customer's screenshot, which is easily faked. - You log the sale with the right method, so your end-of-day cut clearly splits cash from each digital method.

Without that discipline, reconciling your Nequi and Daviplata movements against the drawer is guesswork. A till that creates one payment method per channel turns it into a clean daily report.

digabloPos is free for life on its core POS:

- Records Nequi, Daviplata, PSE, Bre-B and card as separate payment methods, so your daily cut splits cash from each digital method. - Native Colombian peso (COP). Prices, tickets, and reports in pesos, no centavos, the way your customers expect. - Works offline. Sell, track stock, and print tickets with no internet; everything syncs when the signal returns. Built for power cuts and patchy data. - No monthly fee. Unlimited sales and products, two staff, tickets, reports — free. Optional modules only if you grow. - Any Android phone. No expensive terminal; an optional Bluetooth thermal printer for tickets. - Customer credit (fiados). Track credit sales and each customer's balance — the corner-store notebook, but clean and tallied.

Colombia has strong local options — several genuinely free. Here is where they sit:

- digabloPos — free for life, offline-first, pesos, records Nequi/Daviplata/PSE/Bre-B/card, on any Android. Best for zero recurring cost and no dependence on the signal. - Treinta — hugely popular Colombian app for corner stores and micro-entrepreneurs; records sales, expenses, inventory, and accounts receivable (fiados) from the phone, with a free plan. A great starting point. - Alegra POS — cloud POS with a free trial (15 days) then paid plans; its strength is electronic invoicing (it is a DIAN-authorized provider). - Siigo — accounting and electronic-invoicing software widely used by SMEs; powerful but paid, accounting-oriented. - Bsale — cloud POS with invoicing, popular in retail; paid. - Loyverse — capable free global app, with no Colombia-specific support and paid add-ons. - Mercado Pago Point — Mercado Pago's card terminal, handy for cards but not a full inventory till.

If your checklist is "no monthly fee + offline + pesos + Nequi/Daviplata/Bre-B," digabloPos and Treinta are the strongest free starting points.

The same free core adapts to almost any Colombian trade:

- Corner store / minimarket. Barcodes, real-time stock, fiados for neighbourhood regulars, and clean Nequi and Daviplata reconciliation. - Restaurant, café, and bakery. Quick item buttons, send to kitchen, and QR, PSE, or card at the counter. - Droguería (pharmacy). Batch and expiry tracking, scan the box to identify the product automatically. - Market stall and street vendor. Everything on the phone, offline, no hardware: you sell even with no signal and it all syncs later.

You start with the free till and only switch on a module (kitchen, batches, multi-store…) the day you actually need it.

An honest, important note for Colombia. A free till covers your day-to-day operations — recording sales, tracking stock, reconciling Nequi/Daviplata, and producing a clean cut. That is the operational backbone most stores need.

But the invoice is a separate tax layer. In Colombia, a physical POS ticket is only valid when the sale does not exceed 5 UVT per document (in 2025, 5 UVT ≈ COP $212,060); above that amount, or when the customer asks, you must issue an electronic invoice (factura electrónica) or the electronic equivalent document (electronic POS), transmitted to the DIAN in real time. Standard VAT (IVA) is 19%, and many small businesses file under the Régimen Simple de Tributación (RST).

Important: digabloPos is your point-of-sale and reporting system, not a DIAN-authorized electronic invoicing issuer. The electronic invoice and the electronic POS document are issued through an enabled technology provider (proveedor tecnológico) or the DIAN's free invoicing software. Use digabloPos to sell and reconcile, and issue your invoices through your provider or the DIAN portal when asked — the clean sales base digabloPos gives you makes that bookkeeping far easier.

1. Download digabloPos on your Android phone (or open it in a browser). 2. Add your products (or import a list) and set the Colombian peso (COP). 3. Add Nequi, Daviplata, PSE, Bre-B, and card as payment methods. 4. Make your first sale — pair a Bluetooth printer if you want tickets.

No contract, no monthly fee, and it keeps selling when the internet drops.