IKPU and VAT on every receipt
Item codes and the tax amount appear on the receipt the way the law requires.
Mobile cash register for business
Ring up a sale on your smartphone — the customer gets a fiscal receipt with a QR code, and the data goes to the tax authority on its own.
Numbers are placeholders until the team provides real data.
Formats
Start with a smartphone, put a computer on the counter. Sales from every register meet in one cabinet.
Smartphone
A register in your phone: the receipt is issued wherever the customer is — at the counter, at the door or on the road.
Laptop or computer
A register on a laptop or computer for a counter: a big screen, fast item search and the familiar cashier flow.
How it works
Five steps from the sale to the tax authority — in a couple of seconds. Scroll to follow the receipt.
You add items on your phone. The receipt carries IKPU codes, quantity, price and 12% VAT, as the law requires.
The fiscal module signs the receipt and gives it a fiscal sign — a number that cannot be forged.
The signed receipt goes to the OFD. Lost connection? Receipts wait in the register and go out once you are back online.
The OFD passes the sale data to the tax authority. Nothing to send by hand.
The customer scans the QR code and sees the receipt on the tax authority website. Fair and transparent.
Fiscal module
The fiscal module (FM) is a small secure chip. It signs every receipt, after which the receipt cannot be changed or forged.
A SIM-format card or a USB token. At registration the module is bound to a specific register.
It holds the signing key. The receipt is signed right inside the module — even offline.
12 digits unique to every receipt. With them and the QR code the customer checks the receipt on the tax website.
If receipts are not sent to the OFD for more than two days, the module pauses sales until the data goes out.
Who it is for
From a single spot to a chain: the register adapts to the way you sell.
Regular customers, a small range and a receipt for every purchase. The register takes no counter space.
Learn moreThe receipt is issued at the customer’s door at the moment of payment. A courier only needs a phone.
Learn moreSalon, repair shop, workshop: a receipt for a service takes seconds, no queue at the till.
Learn moreA small café or a takeaway spot: a quick receipt without bulky equipment.
Learn morePrescription drugs against a DMed e-prescription, marked goods with the Asl belgisi code on the receipt.
Learn moreFeatures
And a little more on top, so work stays calm.
Item codes and the tax amount appear on the receipt the way the law requires.
The customer checks the receipt on the tax website in a couple of seconds.
Cash, cards, e-payment systems, the unified QR and NFC payments — the receipt adds up with any mix.
Receipts are signed offline and go to the OFD once you are back online.
Scan the DataMatrix — the marking code goes into the receipt and the item is withdrawn from circulation automatically.
Prescription drugs are sold against a DMed e-prescription: the register checks the prescription QR before the sale.
Open a shift in the morning, close it at night — the totals are done.
Revenue by day and location — in the browser, no exports or spreadsheets.
By the law
Requirements for registers are refined every year. The essentials — in one place.
IKPU from the national catalogue, 12% VAT, the fiscal sign and a QR code — on every receipt.
From 1 April 2026 — only against an e-prescription. reKassa has a DMed integration for that.
Asl belgisi codes go into the receipt, and the item is withdrawn from circulation on sale.
Alcohol, tobacco, fuel and purchases over 25 million UZS — cashless only. The register accepts social cards.
Pricing
A one-time setup and the same monthly fee. The more registers you have, the cheaper each one is to set up.
Getting started
We tell you what to prepare and guide you through every step.
You leave a request on the site — we get in touch and agree on the format and number of registers.
You gather documents for the business and the point of sale. The list is short:
You pay 1 BCV for the fiscal module and the register is registered with the Tax Committee.
You install the app, open a shift and issue your first receipt.
Questions
Didn’t find the answer? Leave a request and we will explain.
No. The mobile register runs on a smartphone, the desktop one on a laptop or computer. Receipts are signed by the fiscal module.
It is a secure chip: it signs every receipt and gives it a fiscal sign. Each module costs 1 BCV a year, paid to the Tax Committee — currently 440,000 UZS.
For 1 to 5 registers setup is 1,500,000 UZS per register, for 6 to 15 — 1,000,000 UZS. The monthly fee is 100,000 UZS per register. From 16 registers the price is custom.
Yes. Receipts are signed offline and go to the OFD once you are back online. There are 48 hours to deliver them: after two days offline the fiscal module pauses sales.
Cash; cards — personal, corporate and social; e-payment systems Payme, Click, Uzum and Paynet Xolis; the unified QR UzQR; NFC payments via MartaSoftPOS.
With the QR code on the receipt: it opens the receipt on the tax website, showing the total, the items and the fiscal sign.
Yes. Prescription drugs are sold against a DMed e-prescription, and Asl belgisi marking codes go into the receipt.
Yes. Sales, shifts and registers of every location are visible in the owner cabinet. For chains of 16+ registers we price separately.
TIN and registration certificate, the director’s passport, a document for the location (lease or cadastre), a photo and coordinates of the location. We will confirm the exact list when connecting.
Request
We will call back, answer your questions and price it for your business.
We will contact you during business hours.
The form is in demo mode for now, the request was not sent. Call or write to us: +998 95 440 69 69, info@rekassa.uz