eMobilePOS — bank compatibility

eMobilePOS is a point-of-sale system for automotive and transport, education, entertainment and leisure and hospitality, and 3 more, built by e-Nabler. a Puerto Rican mobile POS from 2001 that only turned up in Australia in 2026, chasing pharmacy kiosks.

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.

e-Nabler is based in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with a sales office in Fort Lauderdale — which is why some listings call it a Florida company. Joel Vazquez founded it in 2001 and is still CEO. It was early to mobile POS: a full-featured Windows Mobile product first, an iPhone and iPad app in 2010, a transit POS in 2020, and a Tap to Pay app in Puerto Rico in 2025. It claims hundreds of customers, thousands of users and more than three billion transactions. Named sites over the years include the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater in Alabama and the Seattle Seahawks, and Costco was reported selling its mobile POS to members back in September 2013.

The Australian story is brand new. In March 2026 the company announced it was deploying its eMobilePOS Kiosk self-checkout across an Australian pharmacy network, working through Retail Management Hero and Fred IT — Fred being a genuine Australian pharmacy IT provider. It projected around 18,000 installations. That number is a projection in a company announcement, not a count, and no Australian pharmacy customer is named, so treat it as intent rather than fact.

The thing to take from this: the broad industry tags on this record flatter it. This is a foreign product with a long history elsewhere and a few months of Australian presence, and the only concrete Australian play is pharmacy self-checkout through a partner. We searched specifically for an acquisition and found none — it still trades as e-Nabler Corp.