Starting January 1, 2026, the world of retail payments in Italy will enter a new phase.
As regulations on the connection between POS and Telematic Registers (RT) evolve, the sector will face new obligations regarding synchronization, reconciliation, and fiscal coherence between electronic collections and payments transmitted to the Revenue Agency.
For many operators this will be a problem.
For others, a race against time.
For Inprimepay, however, it represents a direction already undertaken.
The market is changing faster than many believe.
In recent years, retail has undergone a radical transformation:
- QR Code payment
- Tap-to-Pay
- digital wallets
- BNPL extension
- payment link
- Virtual POS
- omnichannel revenue
But as the payments world has evolved, tax compliance has often remained fragmented, manual, and disconnected from the modern payments experience.
And this is where the real problem of 2026 arises.
The Revenue Agency is moving towards an increasingly interconnected ecosystem, where:
- electronic payments
- telematic recorders
- bank flows
- electronic invoices
- POS systems
- software terminals
they will have to be consistent, traceable and reconcilable.
We're no longer just talking about "having a POS."
We're talking about infrastructure.
Inprimepay was born already oriented towards the new compliance
While much of the market uses separate systems that are often not designed for new regulatory requirements, Inprimepay has developed an omnichannel infrastructure designed for modern retail.
The platform integrates:
- Advanced QR Codes
- Tap-to-Pay
- Virtual POS
- payment link
- BNPL extension
- flow synchronization
- omnichannel collection management
with a compliance and reconciliation-oriented approach.
Automatic Terminal ID Generation
One of the new features introduced within the Inprimepay ecosystem concerns the automatic management of the terminal ID.
In the Inprimepay POS reserved area and in the Link/QR Code systems, upon first access the system automatically generates the terminal ID useful for operational configuration and compliance processes required by the new regulatory scenario.
A step that many operators are still underestimating.
It's not just technology. It's business protection.
Many merchants today use:
- Disconnected POS
- improvised software
- unstructured QR systems
- unreconciled flows
without realizing that from 2026 the risk will not only be technical.
It will be fiscal.
Future checks will be increasingly automated and based on cross-referencing data between:
- electronic transactions
- payments
- terminals
- acquiring flows
- tax systems
This is why compliance can no longer be considered a secondary detail.
The evolution of retail goes through orchestrators
The future of payments will not be built around a single POS.
It will be built around platforms capable of orchestrating:
- acquiring
- wallet
- BNPL extension
- QR
- Tap-to-Pay
- compliance and confidentiality
- reconciliation
within a single interoperable infrastructure.
This is exactly the direction taken by Inprimepay.
A platform designed for real-world retail
Inprimepay continues to invest in the development of its infrastructure to offer merchants:
- greater control
- safer flows
- omnichannel integration
- operating speed
- advanced tools
- regulatory preparation
Because in the new retail scenario, simply “cashing in” will no longer be enough.
We will have to be ready.

