myPOS Virtual Terminal MO/TO lets businesses accept card payments from customers who pay remotely by phone or email. It works on a computer, phone or tablet with an internet connection, and does not require software installation, complex integration, or additional software or hardware. Businesses can grant employees access to take payments and follow transactions in real time from any location through the myPOS Mobile app. The product page says completed payments are settled immediately into the myPOS merchant account. To use the service, a business applies from its myPOS merchant account, and myPOS confirms eligibility. The plan has no monthly fee, but transaction fees apply. The UK pricing page lists MO/TO payments at the online payment fee plus 0.5% per transaction, and notes its displayed tariff is a concise summary linked to a full breakdown. The product page says customer card information cannot be accessed after a transaction is completed. The UK pricing page lists free 24/7 customer support. The service is listed as free, with per-transaction fees, and eligibility requires approval.
Who it is for
This terminal may suit businesses that need to take card payments when customers are not present and want employees to process transactions. Use depends on myPOS confirming the business's eligibility.
What is good
- Accepts card payments by phone or email.
- Works on internet-connected computers, phones and tablets.
- No installation or extra hardware is required.
- Transactions can be tracked through the myPOS Mobile app.
- Completed payments are described as settling immediately.
What to know first
- Eligibility requires approval.
- Per-transaction fees apply.
- Listed UK fee is the online payment fee plus 0.5%.
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myPOS Virtual Terminal MO/TO: the full review
The virtual terminal is designed for remote card payments without additional hardware or software installation. Businesses should check eligibility and the full tariff details, since transaction fees apply.
Overview
myPOS Virtual Terminal MO/TO is a browser-based service for taking card payments from customers by phone or email. It is best suited to businesses handling remote sales that want staff to take payments without dedicated equipment. The lack of a monthly charge is attractive, but transaction fees and eligibility approval shape the decision.
Key features
Employees can be given specific access to accept payments, while the business can follow transactions in real time through the myPOS Mobile app from any location. That makes it practical for teams sharing remote-payment duties, rather than relying on a single person or device to monitor activity.
The terminal works on an internet-connected computer, phone or tablet and needs no software installation, complex integration or additional hardware. This keeps the technical burden low, although businesses must apply through their myPOS merchant account and wait for myPOS to confirm eligibility.
Completed payments are settled immediately into the myPOS merchant account. The product says card information cannot be accessed after a transaction is complete. The terminal supports cards only, but also handles refunds, invoices, customer records and multiple currencies. Those tools cover common tasks around remote card sales; businesses needing non-card payment options should look elsewhere.
Pricing
MO/TO Virtual Terminal
The plan is 0.00 USD per free, with no monthly fee. That makes it inexpensive to keep available for occasional or seasonal phone and email orders, but it is not fee-free to use: UK pricing puts MO/TO payments at the online payment fee plus 0.5% per transaction. The UK tariff table is a concise summary, so businesses should check the full tariff breakdown to understand applicable charges. Service access also requires approval.
myPOS lists 24/7 customer support as free on its UK pricing page. This is a useful inclusion for businesses taking payments outside standard office hours, though it does not change the per-transaction cost.
Platforms
The service supports browser and mobile use, with Android and iOS among its platforms. Its device flexibility suits staff who need to take or monitor remote payments from an internet-connected computer, phone or tablet, without installing dedicated software.
Who it's for
myPOS Virtual Terminal MO/TO is a good fit for businesses that take orders remotely by phone or email, want employee access controls, and value immediate settlement into a myPOS merchant account. It is less suitable for businesses that require a guaranteed approval path, non-card payment methods, or a cost model without transaction charges.
Pros and cons
- Pro: No monthly fee lowers the cost of keeping a remote-payment option available; transaction fees still apply when it is used.
- Pro: Immediate settlement and real-time transaction tracking support closer cash-flow and payment monitoring.
- Pro: No installation or extra hardware requirement reduces setup demands for internet-connected teams.
- Con: Eligibility requires myPOS approval, so businesses cannot assume they will be able to use the service.
- Con: UK MO/TO pricing adds 0.5% to the online payment fee per transaction, making the full tariff important for businesses with frequent remote sales.
- Con: Cards are the only supported payment method, limiting its use where customers need alternatives.
Alternatives
For a broader directory of products in this category, see Virtual Terminal Software.
Choose Dojo instead if its freemium plan and free trial suit your evaluation needs; its Essential plan is £0.00 per month/location and includes core tools, major card types, real-time transactions and PCI-compliance support.
Helcim is another option for businesses comparing payment processing: its free plan has no account monthly fees, with interchange-plus transaction rates that vary by volume.
PayPal Invoicing may suit businesses focused on creating and sending invoices without setup or subscription fees, with transaction fees applying when customers pay.
SumUp Invoices is worth considering when invoicing and quotes are the priority: its free plan includes unlimited invoices and quotes, recurring invoices, and related document and customer-management tools.
SwipeSimple offers a different cost structure through its Connect Zero plan: eligible businesses pay $0 to process, while card-paying customers cover a 3.5% card fee.
PayPal Checkout is another payment option with a free plan; transaction fees apply when customers pay.
NMI is an alternative for businesses comparing payment platforms.
Blackbaud Merchant Services Virtual Terminal is another option, with per-transaction pricing that depends on contract.
Verdict
Choose myPOS Virtual Terminal MO/TO if your business takes card orders by phone or email and wants a no-monthly-fee service with immediate settlement, employee access and mobile transaction tracking. Its main advantage is the low setup burden and lack of a recurring charge; its main reasons to look elsewhere are approval requirements, per-transaction fees and card-only acceptance.
Get started with myPOS Virtual Terminal MO/TO
- Visit the myPOS website.
- Apply for the service from a myPOS merchant account.
- Wait for myPOS to confirm eligibility.
- Use an internet-connected computer, phone, or tablet to access the service in a browser.
- Grant selected employees access if they will take payments.
- Track transactions through the myPOS Mobile app.
What the free plan stops at
The plan has no monthly fee, but per-transaction fees apply. The UK pricing page lists MO/TO payments at the online payment fee plus 0.5% per transaction; service access requires approval.
Questions about myPOS Virtual Terminal MO/TO
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The plan is listed at 0.00 USD per free with no monthly fee, while per-transaction fees apply.
What does MO/TO cost?
The UK pricing page lists MO/TO payments at the online payment fee plus 0.5% per transaction. It describes its tariff table as a summary and links to a full breakdown.
Which platforms does it support?
The listed platforms are Android, iOS, and web. It works through a browser on an internet-connected computer, phone, or tablet.
Does it accept payment methods other than cards?
Cards are the only listed payment method.
Does myPOS approve every applicant?
Businesses apply through their myPOS merchant account, and myPOS confirms whether they are eligible.
Who makes myPOS?
The service is from myPOS. The company says its idea began in 2012 and that it presented its platform at Mobile World Congress in 2014.
myPOS Virtual Terminal MO/TO plans and pricing
All plansCompared on virtual terminal software
- Free plan
- Yes
- Payment methods
- cards only
- Refunds
- Yes
- Invoices
- Yes
- Customer records
- Yes
- Supported platforms
- browser and mobile
- Currency support
- multiple currencies

