Partner Program · For ISOs and agents selling Clover
Selling Clover? Keep it. Add the restaurant deals it doesn't win.
Clover set the standard for the first generation of Android all-in-one terminals — payments built in, sold through the channel. KPOS is built on the same model for the next generation: a full restaurant system that goes deeper in the dining room and the kitchen, and lets the owner see through the whole business — sold under your brand, with residuals on the software as well as the processing. Think Toast-class restaurant depth on Clover-class hardware.
- Same class: payments built into the device
- Next-generation restaurant depth
- The owner sees the whole business
- Your brand on the counter
Where KPOS and Clover are the same
On the counter, the two look alike on purpose. That's the point: your merchants don't go backwards on hardware.
Payments built into the device
Tap, chip and swipe on the same terminal that takes the order. No separate reader, no pairing, no second charger. PCI PTS and EMV certified.
A screen for the guest
Customer-facing display for order review, tips and signature — on CPad PAY and D3 Pro Duo Pay.
One company behind software and hardware
Software, payments, installation and support from one vendor — one number for the merchant to call, in English or Mandarin.
Always current, no hardware swap
Features ship to terminals over the air; merchants don't replace hardware to get them.
The restaurant layer, built in: Toast-class depth on the same all-in-one class
Clover's strength is a standard product that works from retail to quick counters. Full restaurants ask for a layer on top — the one Toast made standard. KPOS builds that layer itself, on the same class of hardware you already sell:
AI answers the phone →
When the line is busy, KPOS AI picks up, takes the takeout order against the live menu and sends it to the kitchen — no third-party plug-in to sell alongside.
A guest app and the restaurant's own ordering channel →
KposGo web and app ordering with no commission, members by phone number, gift cards, reservations — one app across participating KPOS restaurants.
Full table service →
Table map, coursing and delayed send, order-and-pay at the table, split checks by seat or item.
A kitchen that keeps up →
Kitchen display plus printers by station; bilingual tickets so the kitchen reads them their way.
Bilingual menus and the wallets guests ask for →
English and Chinese menus and interface side by side; WeChat Pay, Alipay and UnionPay in the same checkout and the same batch.
Self-service kiosks in 7 languages →
Kiosks in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese and Vietnamese — guests order and pay on their own.
Delivery in one place →
Third-party delivery orders aggregated into the POS, plus the restaurant's own online ordering and app with no commission.
A back office owners actually use
Ingredient-level inventory, staff time clock and roles, daily and batch reports with CSV export, multi-location in one back office.
The owner sees it all, every morning
Live net sales, orders and average check in the K-Boss owner app; a daily AI recap of sales, dishes and labor; alerts on unusual discounts and labor issues; every location in one view.
Side by side on the counter
Same class of hardware, matched tier for tier. Clover figures are from Clover's developer documentation and device comparison page as of October 17, 2026; KPOS figures are from the KPOS Product Handbook and Sunmi's published specifications. No prices here — both sides quote by configuration.
Front counter, two screens
- Clover Station Duo — 14" merchant display plus an 8" customer screen that takes the payment.
- KPOS D3 Pro Duo Pay — 15.6" merchant display plus an 11" CPad PAY customer screen that takes the payment (4 GB RAM + 64 GB storage).
Counter all-in-one
- Clover Mini — 8" screen, printer built in, 2 GB RAM + 16 GB storage.
- KPOS P3 MIX + Base — 10.1" screen, printer built in, 4 GB RAM + 32 GB storage. Or CPad PAY countertop at 11", 4 GB RAM + 64 GB storage, where the device itself does not need a printer.
Handheld with printer
- Clover Flex — 5.99" screen, printer built in.
- KPOS P3 MIX handheld — 10.1" screen, printer built in — the same unit that docks on the counter.
Handheld without printer
- Clover Flex Pocket — 5.99" screen.
- KPOS CPad PAY mobile — 11" screen, 4 GB RAM + 64 GB storage, tap, chip and swipe built in.
Self-order kiosk
- Clover Kiosk — 23.8" screen with a built-in Clover Mini for payment.
- KPOS Kiosk — 24" floor stand, also 21.5" countertop and 32"; CR100 card reader built in.
What we don't ship
A payment-only handheld beside the register, or a reader clipped to someone else's tablet. KPOS devices are complete all-in-one terminals; for the edge cases there is the CR100 card reader on our own hardware.
What changes for your business
Residuals on the software, not only the processing
Long-term residuals on the POS subscription on top of your payment residuals — calculated monthly, with merchant-level reports.
Your brand, your relationship →
Co-brand today — your brand up front, “Powered by KPOS” behind it. Full white label opens to design partners first.
Split or buy-rate — your call
Take a split or a custom buy-rate, whichever works better for your portfolio. The terms go in your agreement.
Works with the processors you already use
KPOS is certified with TSYS (Global Payments) and runs on your VAR sheet through TSYS Multipass. Fiserv certification is in progress. Your processing relationship stays yours.
Deals that don't stall at setup
Merchants go live in two days once payments and menu materials are ready — and we carry the onboarding.
No restaurant experts on your team? We back you up
Sales support, training and help onboarding each merchant.
How to run both lines
- Keep Clover where it fits: retail, quick counters, merchants who already have it.
- Bring KPOS to restaurants that need table service, a kitchen workflow, bilingual menus or kiosks.
- Same conversation, two products — we'll help you pick on the first call.