Clover vs NCR Voyix Aloha
Clover and NCR Voyix Aloha are both point of sale software. Clover is a commercial product from Fiserv. NCR Voyix Aloha is a commercial product from NCR Voyix.
Which to pick
- Pick Clover when
- A small merchant wants countertop POS hardware with card processing arranged through its bank.
- Pick NCR Voyix Aloha when
- A large restaurant chain needs a POS proven at scale with enterprise integration and support.
Side by side
Android-based POS hardware and software from Fiserv, with an app market, sold through banks and resellers.
Long-established restaurant POS for chains and enterprise hospitality, with kitchen, ordering, payments and back-office modules.
Hardware is locked to Fiserv processing and reseller contracts vary widely in fees and terms.
It is costly and complex, and NCR's corporate restructuring adds uncertainty.
Production-ready (both)
Mobile app and cloud service
Self-hosted server and cloud service
Android
Not published
Closed source, sold by Fiserv
Closed source, sold by NCR Voyix
Closed source: you use it under the maker's terms and cannot change or resell the code. (both)
688 Wikipedia readers a month on phones
No Wikipedia article of its own
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Both sides were judged on 2026-11-03 from makers' descriptions, Wikipedia, READMEs and GitHub data. License, age and popularity lines are worked out directly.