Free POS Software in Peru 2026: Yape, Plin, bodegas

In Peru, the bodega (corner store) is the heart of neighbourhood retail — there are hundreds of thousands across the country — and the phone is now part of the cash drawer. More and more customers pay with Yape, Plin, bank transfer, or card, on top of the usual cash, in Lima, Arequipa, Trujillo, and in every market. 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, Yape, Plin, card, transfer), handle the sol (PEN, S/), work offline when the internet drops, and cost nothing per month. That is exactly what a bodega or a market stall needs — and rarely what traditional registers offer, since most come with hardware and a monthly plan.

In Peru it pays to lean on what people already use. Yape (by BCP) dominates with more than 14 million active accounts, and Plin (by BBVA, Interbank, and Scotiabank) follows with several million more. Since 2023 the two are interoperable: the customer pays with their wallet to the merchant's QR code or phone number, whatever bank they use, and neither Yape nor Plin charges the merchant a commission to receive a payment. Hundreds of millions of interoperable operations now run each month.

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

- The customer pays by Yape, Plin, card, or transfer. - You confirm the payment on your side (your bank app or your 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, matching what came in by Yape 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 Yape, Plin, card and transfer as separate payment methods, so your daily cut splits cash from each digital method. - Native sol (PEN, S/). Prices, tickets, and reports in soles and céntimos, 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 bodega notebook, but clean and tallied.

Peru has several options. Here is where they sit:

- digabloPos — free for life, offline-first, soles, records Yape/Plin/card, on any Android. Best for zero recurring cost and no dependence on the signal. - Loyverse — capable free global app (till, inventory, loyalty), with no Peru-specific support and paid add-ons (advanced employees, etc.). - Bsale — a Peruvian POS with inventory and built-in electronic invoicing; powerful, but paid by plan. - Nubefact — not really a till, but an electronic-voucher issuer (OSE/PSE) widely used in Peru for boleta and factura before SUNAT; paid by usage.

If your checklist is "no monthly fee + offline + soles + Yape/Plin," digabloPos and Loyverse are the strongest free starting points. If you also need to issue the legal voucher, you pair your till with an issuer like Nubefact (see the tax note below).

The same free core adapts to almost any Peruvian trade:

- Bodega. Barcodes, real-time stock, fiados for neighbourhood regulars, and clean Yape and Plin reconciliation. - Market stall (puesto de mercado). Everything on the phone, offline, no hardware: you sell even with no signal and it all syncs later. - Restaurant and set menu. Quick item buttons, send to kitchen, and Yape or card at the counter. - Pharmacy (botica). Batch and expiry tracking, scan the box to identify the product automatically.

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 Peru. A free till covers your day-to-day operations — recording sales, tracking stock, reconciling Yape and Plin, and producing a clean cut. That is the operational backbone most bodegas need.

But the payment voucher is a separate tax layer. In Peru, the electronic boleta de venta and the electronic factura are mandatory for businesses in the RER, the Régimen MYPE Tributario, or the General Regime, and are issued through SUNAT (the SEE-SOL system) or an authorized OSE/PSE (such as Nubefact). General VAT (IGV) is 18%. Businesses under the Nuevo RUS pay a fixed fee (S/20 or S/50 by income) and are not required to issue electronic vouchers, though they may do so voluntarily.

Be clear on this: digabloPos is NOT a SUNAT-authorized electronic-voucher issuer. It is your point-of-sale and reporting system; the legal boleta or factura is issued through SUNAT or your authorized OSE/PSE. 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 Peruvian sol (PEN). 3. Add Yape, Plin, 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.