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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.
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Payment Processing Technologies (or just PayProTec) is a credit card processing company founded in Warsaw, Indiana. In this PayProTec review and profile, we’ll examine the company’s available services for businesses as well as PayProTec’s reviews from customers, rates and fees, and more. Payment Processing Technologies, LLC is a registered ISO of Wells Fargo Bank.
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Bluefin Payment Systems (also known as Capital Payments) is headquartered in Atlanta and has offices Waterford, Ireland. Bluefin partners with several POS software companies as the exclusive or preferred processor. In some cases, you may need a merchant account with Bluefin if you want to accept credit cards through a partner POS system. Bluefin's clients include small to medium-sized businesses, large retailers, healthcare organizations, colleges and universities, government agencies, and utilities.
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Micros, a company owned by Oracle, has been a staple of the restaurant POS system world for years. Anyone who’s worked in a restaurant has probably come across it at some point in time.
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The compact First Data FD130 terminal runs on a Windows operating system, offering intuitive use. Simple on-screen prompts help with quick setup and installation.
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WePay is designed as a payments solution for payment exchange platforms, such as crowdfunding – that is, for businesses that facilitate transactions between buyers and sellers instead of the business buying or selling anything directly.
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Converge (previously known as VirtualMerchant and a current service of Elavon) offers a flexible payment system for accepting online payments.
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The TSYS MultiPASS gateway is proprietary to TSYS Merchant Solutions and is a robust API that allows merchants to integrate payments with existing POS systems and online shopping carts. With TSYS MultiPASS, businesses can accept a range of payment types, including major credit cards, PIN-based debit cards, Level II and Level III transactions, EBT, and more.
