MWAA 2026 Ep 5: Greta POS on FSMA 204 Traceability, Digital Shelf Tags & Grocery Tech

In this episode of our Paycast Network series live from Chicago, we sit down with Ben and Jordan from Greta Point of Sale to discuss how specialized vertical software is replacing standard payment processing in niche markets. Ben and Jordan break down how Greta POS serves grocery stores, meat markets, delis, and bakeries by going far beyond basic payment acceptance. They explain the upcoming FSMA 204 food traceability regulations, USDA certified scale integration, and how automated digital shelf tags save store owners massive labor costs. Plus, stick around to hear Ben attempt our famous Sell the Duck sales challenge. In this episode, we cover: Why the payments industry is shifting toward deep vertical specialization. FSMA 204 regulations and food traceability requirements for food merchants. How integrated scales and digital shelf tags automate pricing across physical stores. Eliminating labor inefficiencies in retail grocery environments. The Sell the Duck sales pitch challenge. Curious about the true value of your payment processing residual portfolio? Whether you are looking to retire, reinvest in your business, or secure liquidity, Cutter purchases residual portfolios from agents and ISOs with no obligations, no new business requirements, and no lock in contracts. Find out what a full or partial residual sale could do for your business today: https://cutterfinancial.com/paycastnetwork/ If you are enjoying our MWAA coverage, follow the show on Spotify, leave us a rating, and share this episode with fellow payments professionals! Sponsored by Cutter