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Listen: SuperMoney’s New Point of Sale System is Helping Small Businesses

US-based startup SuperMoney revealed it’s new point of sale system which will help small businesses better manage their finances. It not only links businesses with banks for the most effective financing offers, but makes them more transparent for customers, too.

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US-based startup SuperMoney revealed it’s new point of sale system which will help small businesses better manage their finances. It not only links businesses with banks for the most effective financing offers, but makes them more transparent for customers, too.

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