POSfix review
A Moldova-focused POS combining MEV fiscal reporting with inventory and sales tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
POSfix brings point-of-sale, fiscal receipt processing and business management tools together for merchants in Moldova, including retail stores, restaurants, cafés and pharmacies. It runs on Windows and Android, with a web platform also listed, and is suited to small and mid-market businesses that need transactions connected to Moldova’s MEV system. Inventory, e-invoicing, reporting and employee accounts sit alongside checkout functions, so it addresses more than receipt processing alone.
Its fiscal workflow is the clearest reason to consider POSfix: it processes and reports fiscal receipts to MEV, links electronic invoices to sales, and supports mixed payment methods on one receipt. Inventory tools include real-time tracking, low-stock alerts, stock movement reports, synchronization and transfers across locations. Sales analysis, profit tracking and activity logs add oversight, while anti-fraud monitoring flags suspicious returns, discounts and cancellations. Compatibility includes fiscal printers, barcode scanners, electronic scales and cash drawers; Apple Wallet and Google Wallet are also listed integrations.
According to the published plan details, Free costs 0 MDL per month and includes 50 products, 2 cashiers, 30 e-invoices per month, 2 team members and technical support. POSfix is freemium, and the vendor describes a pay-as-you-grow model with paid modules; listed module rates do not specify a billing period. The pricing information also describes the free plan as having no time limit, while another product page advertises a 30-day trial. Email, phone and chat support are listed. The main trade-off is that POSfix has no offline mode, which makes it a weaker fit where checkout must continue without connectivity. Merchants outside Moldova or seeking a broadly applicable POS may prefer a less specialized option; businesses prioritizing Moldovan fiscal compliance and location-based inventory should find its focus more relevant.
POSfix pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Reports fiscal receipts to Moldova’s MEV system
- Tracks inventory across locations with low-stock alerts
- Supports mixed payments and common POS hardware
- Where it doesn't
- No offline mode
- Free plan limits users, products and monthly e-invoices
- Paid module rates lack a stated billing period
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