Turn every fuel sale into an FBR-reported transaction and hand the customer a QR-coded fiscal receipt in seconds.
Fast for attendants. Easy for managers. Built for busy petrol stations in Pakistan.
Your attendants should not need to understand tax systems, APIs or back-office software.
They simply enter the sale, choose Cash or Card and tap Submit & Print. The system handles FBR reporting, receives the fiscal transaction number and prints the QR-coded receipt automatically.
That means less training, fewer steps and a faster customer experience at the pump.
Enter amount or litres, select payment and submit. No unnecessary screens or paperwork.
Every successful sale receives its FBR transaction number and remains traceable.
Print the customer receipt immediately from the handheld POS terminal.
Update fuel prices once and keep operator terminals aligned with the latest station price.
Petrol, High-Octane, Diesel or another configured fuel product.
The other value is calculated automatically using the current fuel price.
Simple payment selection directly on the sale screen.
FBR reporting and receipt printing happen automatically.
The operator interface follows the same simple logic attendants already know from bank POS terminals.
The result is a faster sale with fewer chances for operator error.
Fuel prices can change frequently. The station manager updates the price centrally and operator terminals stay synchronized automatically.
Attendants do not need to enter or change rates manually, reducing mistakes and keeping every sale aligned with the current station price.
The fiscal receipt can show the station details, fuel, litres, rate, amount, payment mode, FBR transaction number, QR code and transaction time.
Because the receipt prints directly from the handheld terminal, the attendant can hand it to the customer without returning to a separate cashier counter.
Faster service, cleaner compliance and a more professional customer experience.
If a transaction is successfully submitted to FBR but the terminal runs out of paper, the sale remains reported.
Staff can continue submitting the next sales instead of stopping the forecourt. The receipt can be reprinted later when required.
Printer issues should not become reporting issues.
Track current transaction activity and sales value.
Monitor fuel movement by product.
See submitted, pending or rejected transactions.
Know which operator and terminal handled each sale.
A simple starting point for smaller stations or lower transaction volume.
Give multiple attendants their own handheld POS terminals.
Add more terminals as transaction volume and pump activity increase.
We can provide the solution as a complete deployment package, including:
Fuel stations need speed, mobility and simple reporting — not a complicated checkout workflow.
Our approach lets attendants complete the sale where they work, while owners retain central control over prices, operators, receipts and FBR reporting.
Yes. Multiple operator terminals can be used at the same station so attendants can submit and print customer receipts directly.
Yes. The terminal can calculate the reciprocal value automatically using the current fuel price.
The manager updates the price centrally and the latest approved rate is synchronized to the operator terminals.
Yes. After successful FBR reporting, the fiscal transaction number and QR code are printed on the receipt.
FBR reporting can continue. The successful sale remains recorded and its receipt can be reprinted later.
Yes. The solution can scale from a single terminal to multiple attendants and pumps.
Enter Sale → Submit to FBR → Print QR Receipt
Request a demonstration and see how the workflow can fit your petrol station.
Request Demo & DeploymentFuel Station FBR POS is designed for petrol pumps and fuel retailers that want an easier way to report sales to FBR, print customer QR receipts, manage fuel prices and give attendants a fast handheld POS workflow.
The solution focuses on making FBR compliance part of the normal fuel-sale process instead of adding more work for station staff.