StreetBytePOS handles ordering, the kitchen queue, and inventory day to day — and quietly builds the tamper-evident, VAT-ready sales record Malta's fiscal rules require, receipt by receipt.
Orders from Wolt and Bolt Food land in the same kitchen queue as everything else, automatically.
Built to take card payments at the till, tied to the same fiscal receipt as every other sale.
Works with a kitchen screen, a ticket printer, or both — however your kitchen actually runs.
Most point-of-sale software stops at taking the order. StreetBytePOS was built the other way around — starting from what Malta's fiscal rules actually require, then building the till on top of that.
Each sale gets a sequential fiscal receipt number that can never be skipped, reused, or reset — and once issued, it can never be quietly edited later.
Every receipt is cryptographically chained to the one before it. Alter a single past record, and the break is mathematically detectable — not just against the rules, but provably so.
A refund is never an edit to the original sale. It's issued as its own fiscal document that references it — the original stays exactly as it was.
What you've collected on sales and what you've paid on purchases, reconciled automatically into the number you actually owe.
Stock is costed on a true first-in-first-out basis — each sale draws from the actual batch it came from, at the price you actually paid for it. Most POS software settles for a rolling average instead; this tells you your real margin.
Every business runs in its own dedicated database — not a shared table with a business ID column. Isolation you don't have to trust application code to get right.
Run a live digital kitchen screen with wait-time estimates, or stick to printed order tickets — whichever actually suits how your kitchen works.
Swap these for real screenshots once you're ready.
We'll walk you through it with your own items on screen.