Refacil, from super pagos sas, is a transactional app that converts retail counters into multi-service points for Colombian merchants. The app lets merchants sell mobile recharges, data packages, insurance certificates, and handle interoperable transfers while offering digital-entertainment pins. It includes real-time transaction reporting, commission tracking, and an integrated gateway for customer collections. Designed for shop owners and small business operators, it helps expand in-store services and attract more foot traffic.

How the app converts retail counters into multi-service points

The app is presented as a transactional ecosystem tailored to the Colombian market, designed so merchants can add services without upfront capital. It supports mobile recharges, data bundles, digital-entertainment pins, SOAT issuance, correspondent banking actions, and transfers through the Bre-B network. Zero initial investment and access to over 70 digital products explain why the developer positions it for small to mid-size shops.

How merchants execute transactions and track earnings

The typical workflow begins with loading a balance via interoperable QR codes, bank transfers including Bre-B, or authorized physical collection points. Transactions record in real time and the tool provides real-time transaction reporting alongside commission tracking so owners can reconcile daily takings. An integrated gateway accepts customer funds through secure links, QR codes, and digital wallets to complete in-person sales.

Is the app approachable for typical shop owners?

The app is available on Android (9.0+), iOS, and through a web browser, and registration is free, which reduces onboarding friction for merchants. The developer supports a network of more than 50,000 merchants, and the service is reported as generally well-received for ease of use. Typical users such as corner stores, pharmacies, and internet cafés can adopt basic workflows with minimal setup.

How it fits into existing retail operations and scales

The tool links with existing retail channels using Bre-B transfers, interoperable QR top-ups, and bank transfer methods, and it offers web access for back-office checks. Integration points include:

• QR-based balance top-ups and customer collections
• Bank-transfer and Bre-B interoperability
• Web access for reporting and reconciliation

Best suited to merchants expanding in-store services within Colombia

Small and medium merchants gain the clearest benefit from the app’s merchant-focused model and low barrier to start. The main trade-off is geographic scope: the tool centers on Colombian transactional rails and merchant networks, so businesses operating across multiple countries should evaluate region-agnostic alternatives before committing.