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The card reader and the mobile app are both free of charge, though there’s still a cost to each card transaction. If you’re looking for a mobile processing solution, here’s what you need to know about ProCharge Mobile.
Note that in order to use ProCharge Mobile, you’ll need to set up a merchant account with ProCharge.
ProCharge Mobile offers all the basic payment functions available from mobile POS solutions, including card acceptance, an option to record cash transactions with the app, the ability to process refunds or void transactions, add taxes, and enable customers to include a tip with a purchase. Additionally, you can capture signatures at the time of sale, and email receipts to customers.
On the business management side, ProCharge boasts next day funding and the ability to connect multiple card readers to one merchant account for easy reporting and reconciliation. It also offers QuickBooks integration and can sync with other ProCharge apps.
ProCharge’s card reader is free of charge. It accepts magnetic stripe credit cards, debit cards, and gift cards. The card reader is not EMV chip card compatible, meaning that if you take a chip credit card from a customer and run it as a magstripe card, you’ll be liable for fraudulent transactions that occur. If you’re new to mobile processing, it’s best to choose a chip-capable reader from the start.
The reader doesn’t accept NFC (contactless) payments like Apple Pay either, so if that’s important to you or your customers, you’ll need to look for a different reader.
ProCharge’s mobile readers are compatible with both Android and Apple devices.
If you don’t want to mail receipts (or your customers prefer printed copies) ProCharge Mobile is compatible with portable printers.
ProCharge is PCI compliant. Neither the app nor the card reader stores any sensitive customer data on your phone. ProCharge encrypts all data so that no one else will be able to see it during transmission.
You shouldn’t have to wait to see vital business data. ProCharge offers real time reporting within its app. You can see transactions as they take place, batch deposit reports, and account statements.
As mentioned, the payment app and the credit card swiper are available free of charge, but you’ll need to pay for transactions. Additionally, monthly fees or other fees may apply. ProCharge doesn’t specify the actual pricing on its website.
Procharge has been unable to sync to QB since the end of December. I have been in contact with my account manager and the technical support team at least a dozen times and ProCharge has still yet to solve the problem.... almost 3 months later. We are a small business and invoicing is taking 3 times as long going through your virtual terminal. Also, Procharge is duplicating invoices and payments in Quickbooks. I am going to start looking for another POS system to use. I was searching for a place to leave a review about the service, fortunately for you I havent found a place to do so. I do hope that someone at ProCharge has a customer retention department that can get with the Engineering department. Very dissatisfied customer of years.
This reader can't take the new EMV chip credit cards, and you have to use ProCharge for processing. Might be worth shopping around for a chip-capable reader.