PIN Pads
A PIN pad (PIN entry device) is a device used in a credit, debit or smart card-based transaction to accept and encrypt the cardholder’s PIN data.
The Key to Surviving the PIN Pad Shortage
ISVs and VARs can give their clients options when they integrate their solutions with a hardware-agnostic, full-featured unified commerce platform – and approach the problem with some creativity.
Addressing the Costs of Mobile Payment Integration in Retail
How can value-added resellers help retailers accommodate customers demanding EMV compatibility while keeping costs under control?
4 ways POS resellers can enable pay-at-the-table service for merchants
Pay-at-the-table service will become standard in U.S. restaurants, but there are four ways POS resellers can set them up. Which method is best for your customers?
Is there an easier way to get EMV certified?
EMV adoption rates are low due to the cost and resource commitment of achieving certification. Perhaps there is a better way…
