atPOS — bank compatibility

atPOS is a point-of-sale system for entertainment and leisure, hair and beauty, hospitality and professional services, and 2 more, built by atLink. seven months old, Macquarie Park, and pitched squarely at Korean brands moving into Oceania.

Certified on Linkly, running in the cloud. Linkly reaches more acquirers than any other middleware in the market, which is why most POS start there.

The Linkly integration runs in the cloud.

ATLINK PTY LTD (ABN 34 696 563 587) is based at Talavera Road, Macquarie Park in Sydney, and its ABN has only been active since 25 March 2026 — so at time of writing the company is about seven months old. It calls itself a smart app solution provider and sells a suite of ten: atPOS, atKIOSK, atCDS, atKDS, atQR, atSCAN, atWAIT, atMONEY, atBAS and atINVOICE. atPOS is the till, free to start, aimed at cafes, restaurants and retailers.

That suite explains why this record is tagged across six industries at once. It is not one product stretching to cover everything — it is a platform where the till, the kiosk, the customer display, the kitchen screen, the QR ordering and the waitlist are separate apps you can take or leave. On payments it integrates Linkly, Zeller, Tyro and mx51 natively, which is unusually thorough for a company this new, and it says it supports Australia, New Zealand and Korea. The segment it names explicitly is Korean brands expanding into Oceania.

Judge it on its age. No founders, no history, no customers and no independent coverage exist — the only testimonial is an unnamed Sydney cafe owner on the company's own site. A seven-month-old vendor with four EFTPOS integrations has done real engineering work; it has no track record on support, continuity or what happens when something breaks on a Saturday night. That is the trade-off, and it is yours to price.