Skip to main content

Free card statement review, in English or Spanish. Get started →

CONVENIENCE STORE POS

A convenience store POS system for corner stores and bodegas

Scan from 500,000+ items, take EBT, check IDs, send tobacco scan data and get delivery-app orders on one register that works in Spanish. Truvana Tech sets it up in DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia.

Owner ringing up snacks on a dual-screen register at a corner convenience store
  • 500,000+ items ready to scan
  • EBT, IDs and scan data
  • No contract
500,000+Items ready to scan
EBT · IDSNAP checks and ID scans
English · EspañolRegister, training and support
No contractEvery fee in writing
FEATURES

Convenience store POS features for a busy counter

Snacks, sodas, EBT groceries, beer and tobacco on one register, with the paperwork done for you.

Store owner restocking shelves with a handheld barcode scanner

Thousands of items, no typing

Most items fill in from 500,000+ products when you scan them, with name, pack size and tax. Your current price list is uploaded for free at setup.

Customer paying with a benefits card at a tienda checkout

EBT items checked at checkout

The register knows what SNAP covers, so items it doesn't cover never ring up on EBT. Your store needs its own USDA approval first.

Cashier scanning an ID at a liquor store counter

Age checks and tobacco scan data

Beer and tobacco are flagged for an ID scan, and scan data goes to Altria, RJ Reynolds and ITG for the programs you join.

Courier picking up a delivery order at a corner store counter

Delivery orders on the register

DoorDash, Grubhub and Uber Eats orders come into the register instead of a separate tablet on the counter.

Corner store owner checking sales on a phone in the stockroom

Prices checked against stores nearby

See which items sit below stores nearby, what sells there that you don't carry and which items haven't sold in 60 days.

Customer paying cash at a DC corner store

Bag fees and taxes added for you

Each item carries its own tax, and bag fees and bottle deposits are added at the register, so they don't slip through.

HARDWARE

Convenience store POS hardware

A register with a screen for the customer, a scanner that also reads IDs, the card machine and a cash drawer. Hardware is free when you process your card sales with us.

Dual-screen register

Dual-screen register

  • ■Customers see each price and the total
  • ■Keeps selling if the internet drops
2D barcode scanner

2D barcode scanner

  • ■Fills in items from 500,000+ products
  • ■Reads the barcode on the back of an ID
Cash drawer

Cash drawer

  • ■For the customers who pay cash
  • ■A printed receipt for every sale
HOW WE COMPARE

Convenience store POS problems Truvana Tech fixes

What slows a corner store down: typing in items, EBT mistakes, tobacco paperwork and one tablet for each delivery app.

Items
Scan to fill in from 500,000+ products
Often typed in by hand
EBT
SNAP items checked at the register
Left to the cashier to remember
Tobacco
Scan data sent for the programs you join
Weekly reports built by hand
Delivery apps
Orders come into the register
A separate tablet for each app
Language
Register, training and support in Spanish or English
Often English only, with contracts in English
Contract
No contract and no equipment lease
Long contracts and leases that are hard to leave
WHY US

A local convenience store POS team that speaks your language

Truvana Tech installs convenience store POS systems on site in DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia and answers in English or Spanish when the register stops.

Technician setting up a card terminal at a bakery counter while the owner watches
01

Setup on site

Installed and tested before the morning rush

We set up the register, scanner and card machine, upload your price list and taxes, mark EBT and age-check items, and run a test sale with you.

  • Your price list uploaded for free
  • EBT and age-check items marked
Customer paying cash for a small purchase at a Maryland tienda
02

Your language

Cashiers trained in English or Spanish

We train your cashiers on EBT, ID scans and delivery orders at the counter. When the register stops, a person answers in your language and can come by.

  • Support in English or Spanish
  • A local contact who comes by
Tienda owner photographing a card statement on the counter with a phone
03

No contract

Every fee in writing, and no contract

Your written quote comes after one card statement and lists the card processing fee and the monthly fee. There is no contract and no equipment lease.

  • No contract
  • Free hardware with processing
Checkout counter with a POS and barcode scanner in a neighborhood grocery
HOW IT WORKS

How a convenience store POS setup works

We load your items and taxes before you open, so the morning rush goes through on day one.

  1. 01

    Tell us about your store

    Your registers, and whether you take EBT, sell beer and tobacco or take delivery-app orders.

  2. 02

    Get a written quote

    After one card statement: the card processing fee and the monthly fee. No contract.

  3. 03

    We install and train on site

    We set up each device, load your items and taxes and train your cashiers in English or Spanish.

What is the best POS system for a convenience store?

A convenience store POS rings up hundreds of small sales a day and has to keep EBT, tobacco and taxes right. Look for:

  • A product database that fills in items when you scan them
  • EBT checks and ID scans at the register
  • Tobacco scan data sent for you
  • Delivery-app orders on the same register
  • Help in your language when it stops

What to ask before you sign

AskWhy it matters
How many of my items does the database know?Every item it misses is typed in by hand
How are EBT sales taken?The card machine must accept EBT chip and tap cards
Does it send tobacco scan data?Manufacturer programs pay on clean weekly data
What do I pay per $100.00 of card sales?Card fees cost more than the software at most stores
Is there a contract or a lease?Ours has neither; many do

EBT cards with a chip

Maryland and Virginia began issuing chip-and-tap EBT cards in 2026, and a proposed USDA rule would require every SNAP store to accept them (Federal Register).

Other stores: liquor stores, small grocers and smoke shops. Cook to order? See restaurant POS.

Convenience store POS questions owners ask

What is the best POS system for a convenience store?

One that fills in items from a big product database, checks EBT and IDs at the register, sends tobacco scan data and takes delivery-app orders. Then ask who sets it up and who answers. Truvana Tech installs one in DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia, in English or Spanish, with no contract.

Does the POS come with products already loaded?

Yes. Most items fill in from more than 500,000 products the first time you scan them, with name, pack size and tax. Your current price list is uploaded for free at setup.

Can my convenience store take EBT?

Yes, once the USDA authorizes your store; applying is free and online (USDA). The register checks what SNAP covers, and the customer pays on the card machine with a PIN.

What is tobacco scan data?

Item-level tobacco sales data your POS sends to manufacturers such as Altria, RJ Reynolds and ITG. Stores that join their programs and send clean data, usually weekly, can earn rebates and promotions under their agreement. Our POS sends it for you.

Can I get DoorDash and Uber Eats orders on the POS?

Yes. DoorDash, Grubhub and Uber Eats orders come into the register, so you don't keep a tablet for each app on the counter.

Is there a contract?

No. Your quote lists the card processing fee and the monthly fee, there is no contract or equipment lease, and the hardware is free when you process your card sales with us. See how card fees work.

STORE QUOTE

Get a quote for your convenience store

Tell us how many registers you have and whether you take EBT. A person replies in English or Spanish.

Tell us about your business

Your name and email are enough to start. Write in English or Spanish.

No commitment. We never share your details, and we never ask for an SSN at this step.