There's a #bof session happening at the banquet hall on PoS starting in a short while #50p

— 50p Conference (@50pConf) January 25, 2017

#PoS is more than just the point where the sale is made. It's digitising commerce in which business people know by heart #50p

— 50p Conference (@50pConf) January 25, 2017

Question at the #bof - with all this new technology to interact with #pos, where are we heading? And to what end? #50p

— 50p Conference (@50pConf) January 25, 2017

Companies like @ezetap help merchants accept all kinds of payments, as the mode of payment is the consumers choice #50p

— 50p Conference (@50pConf) January 25, 2017

Because of multiple methods of payments, PoS is no longer transactional anymore. Transactions have lifecycles #50p

— HasGeek (@hasgeek) January 25, 2017

Say a fridge which can order and pay for food, where is the PoS? Is it the fridge or the delivery boy or the sensor in the fridge? #50p

— 50p Conference (@50pConf) January 25, 2017

Building PoS systems for the digitally underserved, you have to go UX first. It took @Paisool 22 months to nail UX #50p

— 50p Conference (@50pConf) January 25, 2017

Will the mobile phone take over as a ubiquitous PoS medium? Maybe. Maybe not. #50p

— 50p Conference (@50pConf) January 25, 2017

For example - once cash is back in the market, merchants have displayed displeasure in using new payment methods like @Paytm #50p

— 50p Conference (@50pConf) January 25, 2017

Indian cos. are fighting a big status-quo bias with cash. Unless your PoS solution provides better value than cash, this will prevail. #50p

— 50p Conference (@50pConf) January 25, 2017

Will the mobile phone take over as a ubiquitous PoS medium? Maybe. Maybe not. #50p

— 50p Conference (@50pConf) January 25, 2017

Indian cos. are fighting a big status-quo bias with cash. Unless your PoS solution provides better value than cash, this will prevail. #50p

— 50p Conference (@50pConf) January 25, 2017