Swyft POS Surpasses 5,000 Businesses Served as U.S. Point-of-Sale Market Heads Toward $116 Billion by 2034

HOUSTON, TX – September 02, 2026 – Swyft POS, a provider of point-of-sale hardware and software for U.S. businesses, today announced it has surpassed 5,000 businesses served nationwide, with a 94% customer retention rate, a milestone the company says reflects a broader shift already underway across the point-of-sale industry.

According to a recent report from Fortune Business Insights, the global point-of-sale market is projected to grow from $43.32 billion in 2026 to $116.26 billion by 2034, a compound annual growth rate of 13.1%. Within that growth, mobile POS is expected to be the fastest-expanding segment, with a projected CAGR of 15.8%, as merchants increasingly move away from fixed, hardware-heavy checkout systems toward flexible, tap-to-pay, and cloud-connected solutions.

Swyft POS says its own growth mirrors that shift. Since its founding in 2023, the company has expanded from serving individual local shops to supporting restaurants, retailers, salons, hotels, pharmacies, and multi-location franchise operations across the country, offering desktop terminals, wireless terminals, mobile payments, pay-at-the-table service, eCommerce integration, in-store ATM placement, and integrated accounting tools, all powered by Global Payments USA.

“Every merchant we work with is dealing with the same pressure: customers expect checkout to be instant, and businesses can’t afford downtime or clunky systems,” said Sam Jones, Head of Customer Success at Swyft POS. “Hitting 5,000 businesses served isn’t just a number for us. It tells us the tools we’ve built, tap-to-pay, offline mode, real-time inventory, actually hold up under real, everyday pressure. That’s what a 94% retention rate means: merchants aren’t just signing up, they’re staying.”

Built for How Merchants Actually Operate Today

Swyft POS’s platform is designed around the operational realities driving the market’s mobile and cloud shift, including:

• Tap to Pay: Contactless payment acceptance that removes the need for dedicated card-present hardware in many transaction types

• Cloud POS with Offline Mode: Merchants stay operational and continue processing sales even when internet connectivity drops

• Real-Time Inventory Management: Automatic stock tracking designed to reduce both overstocking and shortages

• Multi-Store Support: A single dashboard view across multiple locations, built for growing and franchise operations

• Integrated Accounting: Bank reconciliation, income statements, and cash flow monitoring built directly into the platform, reducing the need for separate financial software

• In-Store ATM Services: End-to-end ATM deployment and support designed to increase foot traffic and transaction volume

“What we’re seeing across the industry isn’t just an upgrade cycle, it’s a rethink of what checkout is supposed to do for a business,” said Indigo Willa, VP – Communications at Swyft POS. “The businesses growing fastest right now are the ones that stopped treating their POS system as just a cash register and started using it as a source of real-time insight, into inventory, into cash flow, into customer behavior. That’s the direction we’ve built toward, and it’s why we think this next stretch of market growth favors platforms built the way ours is.”

A Retention Rate Built on Support, Not Just Software

For Swyft POS, the 94% retention figure is as much a reflection of its support model as its product.

“A POS system is only as good as what happens when something goes wrong, or when a merchant just doesn’t know how to use a feature yet,” said Sam Jones, Head of Customer Success at Swyft POS. “We hear it constantly from new clients: they switched to us because a previous provider left them figuring things out alone. Retention isn’t something we chase after the sale, it’s something we build from the first onboarding call. When merchants know someone will actually pick up the phone, that changes how they run their whole business.”

Riding an Industrywide Shift

Industry data suggests Swyft POS’s growth is occurring alongside, not apart from, a broader transformation in how U.S. businesses handle transactions. The Fortune Business Insights report notes that cloud-based POS deployment is expected to grow at the highest rate of any deployment model tracked, at a 16.4% CAGR, while the restaurant sector is projected to be the fastest-growing end-user segment overall, at 15.4% CAGR, as quick-service and full-service operators alike modernize checkout, ordering, and kitchen-facing workflows.

Swyft POS says its own client base, which spans coffee shops, bakeries, bars, food trucks, convenience stores, clothing retailers, salons, hotels, and pharmacies, positions it to serve exactly the categories of merchants driving that expansion.

Availability

Swyft POS is available now to businesses of all sizes across the United States, with services including desktop terminals, wireless terminals, mobile payments, pay-at-the-table, eCommerce, ATM services, and accounting integration. Businesses interested in a demo can visit swyftpos.com or contact the company directly.

About Swyft POS

Founded in 2023, Swyft POS is a provider of point-of-sale hardware and software solutions for businesses of all sizes across the United States, serving industries including retail, food and beverage, hospitality, salons, hotels, and pharmacies. Powered by Global Payments USA, Swyft POS offers desktop and wireless terminals, mobile payments, pay-at-the-table service, eCommerce integration, in-store ATM services, and integrated accounting tools, all built to help merchants simplify operations and scale with confidence. Swyft POS is headquartered in Sugar Land, Texas. For more information, visit swyftpos.com.

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