Credit Card Machines

Ingenico iWL255

The Ingenico iWL255 is a wireless credit card terminal that can process virtually any payment types, including magnetic stripe credit and debit cards, EMV chip and PIN, mobile NFC payments, and contactless options such as MasterCard PayPass and Visa payWave.

PAX A80

Described by PAX as terminals that look and perform like high-end smartphones, the "A-Series" line boasts portability, durability, and state-of-the-art payment acceptance. As part of the A-series, the A80 credit card terminal offers secure card processing with a sleek, modern design in your choice of black or white.

PAX Q80

The Q80 is the smallest countertop credit card processing machine that manufacturer PAX offers.

PAX S80

The PAX S80 terminal is a flexible card terminal that offers a variety of features. With the basic options, merchants can quickly and securely accept traditional magnetic strip credit and debit cards.

PAX S90

The PAX S90 is a portable (wireless) credit card machine. If you need to be able to move around your store or restaurant with your machine, wireless terminals are the way to go.

Poynt

The Poynt credit card processing machine is getting some attention for its interesting design and claims of being “future proof.” The Android-based terminal has dual screens within a single device – one screen faces the cashier, and the other screen faces the customer.

Poynt 5

New from POS equipment company Poynt is the Poynt 5, a light, portable card acceptance machine for businesses. Just like the original terminal, the Poynt 5 system takes all kinds of payments, including EMV chip cards, magnetic stripe cards, contactless payments, EBT cards, gift cards, and PIN on glass payments.

Square Terminal

For businesses looking for a Square option in between a mobile reader and full POS system, the company has an answer: Square Terminal.

Verifone VX 510

Verifone VX 520

A moderate price and being one of the first available EMV-ready terminals helped give Verifone’s vx520 credit card machine a pretty good lead in the switch to EMV-capable equipment. Businesses that don’t need a full point-of-sale system may find the countertop terminal to be a good solution for accepting cards.