(POS) Electronic terminals found in business establishments allowing customers the opportunity to pay for goods and services through debits to their accounts that simultaneously issue credits to the sellers' accounts.
Electronic cash registers used for online, real-time processing of sales transactions
Electronic device used by retail businesses to process credit card transactions. If the customer is present, they swipe or slide their credit card through the machine.
is a machine which, in conjunction with a special card, debits a user's bank account directly to the value of the goods purchased.
Electronic device used by retail businesses to process credit card transactions. If the credit card is available, the merchant can swipe the card through the terminal.
Equipment through which a merchant (usually a retailer) 'swipes' a credit card, the first step in credit card processing.
a computer terminal used in retail stores that serves the function of a cash register as well as collecting sales data and performing other data processing functions; captures information and commands at the point of origin of a transaction, typically in a retail environment
An electronic device that includes a reader to detect the magnetic strip on a credit card, a keypad, and a telephone connection to a payment processing network. If you use the iCat Commerce Online Payment Service, a POS terminal is not required. The iCat payment service functions like a "virtual" POS terminal inside iCat Commerce Online, and provides detailed transaction reports. The payment service also includes options for automatic data importing and real-time authorization and fraud protection. For iCat Commerce Online merchants, the iCat payment service is a more efficient, cost-effective, and seamless alternative to a POS terminal.
A machine that allows a merchant to swipe a credit card to initiate a transaction, this is what most retail stores use.
Device used by merchant to scan the credit card for authorization of charge.
Electronic device used by retailers to process credit card transactions.
Electronic device, also called a credit card terminal, used by retail businesses to process credit card transactions at a checkout counter.
The physical machine that allows a merchant to swipe a credit card through to initiate a transaction, most common in retail environments.
The POS terminal is the computer that the POS software runs on, and where transactions are carried out.
A small device that allows you to slide the credit card through to make a charge. This is what most retail stores have. It is fast, easy and accurate to make a charge on a customer's credit card within seconds. It is also known as a terminal machine.