No. Relynked records that a payment happened and never touches, holds or routes money. Your own card machine and bank do that. This is why a transfer stays pending until a named person confirms it in the bank app.

Every device saves to itself first and syncs to a small hub on site when it can. Orders, scans and counts made during an outage are durable before the screen confirms them. A wired backup printer covers the worst case.

We supply them, locked to the job so they only open Relynked. Nobody can exit to a browser, install anything, or factory reset a device to escape the record.

It is built for hands, not desks. Tap adds one. Scan finds the line. Read this back before you send. Most people are fluent inside one shift, and a keypad means dirty hands never have to touch a screen.

Never. It records what happened, who signed, and where a gap sits. An item that is not on the record stops the line and asks for a supervisor. What it means is a human decision, and on most days the answer is a mistake.