Moni F&B POS — bank compatibility

Moni F&B is a point-of-sale system for hospitality, built by GoMenu. Auckland, incorporated 2002, and the logos on the wall are New Zealand grocery — Foodstuffs, Four Square, Farro Fresh.

Certified on mx51, which is the engine behind several banks’ own terminal offerings rather than something a merchant buys by name.

It handles tipping, one till driving several terminals and surcharging.

The mx51 integration uses SCI and was last certified in July 2026, on Android.

Moni is GoMenu's cloud POS, and GoMenu is a brand of GPOS Limited: NZ company number 1227064, NZBN 9429036402304, incorporated on 18 July 2002 and registered at 66b Mt Eden Rd, Mt Eden, Auckland. Yongjin Dong has been a director since incorporation and holds 60 per cent of the shares; Shizhou Zheng was appointed a director in March 2026 and holds 25 per cent, with Pengju Chen on 15. Moni Retail runs on Android devices, and a legacy Windows product, GPOS Windows, still serves sites that need a local server.

The customer wall is the reason to look twice. It names Farro Fresh, Foodstuffs, Four Square, Burger Geek and Hollywood Bakery among roughly 30 logos. Foodstuffs is one of New Zealand's two grocery co-operatives and Four Square is one of its banners, so this is a vendor with real food-retail work behind it rather than a startup with a demo reel.

The F&B tag on this record is the food-and-beverage build. Note the orientation though: a New Zealand company with New Zealand references. If you are in Australia the questions are local support hours, who does the install, and which Australian acquirers the mx51 certification actually reaches. GoMenu advertises no long-term contract, which at least makes a trial cheap to walk away from.

GoMenu also has GoMenu POS and Moni POS.