Any POS. No integration. No disruption.
Pyxo's capture agent reads the bill from any POS — legacy or modern — without touching the system. Installed in under 24 hours. Nothing changes on the restaurant side.
Eight to twelve minutes of waiting, splitting, and fumbling with a terminal — on every table, every night. Pyxo cuts that down to under two minutes, at half the fee.

Every other part of the restaurant got smarter — reservations, inventory, kitchen flow. But the moment the meal ends, you're back in 1998. One waiter, one terminal, one awkward split between friends. Eight to twelve minutes of dead time on every table, every service. It's not a minor inconvenience. It's a structural failure — and it's been normalized.
Pyxo's capture agent reads the bill from any POS — legacy or modern — without touching the system. Installed in under 24 hours. Nothing changes on the restaurant side.
A QR code on the table. An itemized bill on the phone. Split however the group wants — no app download, no account creation, no awkward moment.
Payment flows through A2A rails or the terminal, by request. The diner pays in seconds. The restaurant keeps what the terminal used to take.
Point the camera at the QR on the table. No app to download, no account to create.
Your itemized bill appears instantly — every dish, every drink, exactly as ordered.
Divide the total however your group wants. The math is already done.
A2A transfer or terminal, your call. Done in seconds.
No app. No account. No waiting.
Bre-b made A2A payments interoperable across Colombia. For the first time, a diner can pay from any bank, to any merchant, instantly — no card required. The pipe exists. Pyxo puts it to work at the table.
Consumers have stopped downloading apps for one-time experiences. The camera is already open. A QR on the table asks nothing of the diner — no friction, no commitment, no barrier to adoption.
Labor costs up. Covers down. The terminal fee that was tolerable in 2019 is a real line item today. Operators are looking for every point of margin they can recover — and Pyxo hands them 1.5 of them back.
Top-down, hyper-segmented. 400,000 table-service restaurants across the region.
Fragmented, underserved, and most of them still paying 3% to a terminal.
Half the fee. More margin for the restaurant. And when the diner needs the terminal, Pyxo calls it for them.
More turns per service. More revenue.
375 restaurants in Bogotá's strategic clusters.
Bessemer Series A benchmark: under 12 months.
The competitive advantage is structural. Every restaurant that joins Pyxo generates two revenue streams and one data asset no competitor can replicate, and every new market Pyxo acquires gets cheaper than the last. This is an investment on infrastructure.
I want inNo POS migration. No new hardware. No retraining your staff. Pyxo overlays your existing operation in under 24 hours and immediately starts returning margin, plus faster table turns during peak service.
Get early accessThis isn't just an app — it's a payment layer being built from scratch for 400,000 restaurants across Latin America. The kind of challenge worth a few years of your career.
Let's talkWhether you're looking to invest, reduce your operating costs, or build something that matters — this is where it starts.
Pyxo is in pre-seed. The sandbox opens in Bogotá in August 2026. If you're reading this, you're early — and early is exactly where we want you.