Card machine for shops and retail

A card machine for shops has to work with your till, cope with higher-value sales and, ideally, sit on the same account as your online shop.

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Retail needs a machine that fits your till

Independent shops usually have a till system, a mix of small and large sales and, more and more, an online shop. Your card machine should work with all three.

What matters most

  • EPOS integration so the amount comes from your till
  • Chip and PIN and phone wallets for higher-value sales
  • A printer for receipts and refunds
  • Online payments on the same account
  • Clear reporting for your accountant

What I usually set up

A countertop machine that works with your till, plus online card payments if you sell on the web.

In most cases your first card machine is free. I set it up at your premises and stay your contact afterwards.

Tell me which till system you use before you switch, and I'll check it works with the new provider.

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps. I do the paperwork.

  1. Send your statement.

    Upload it or snap a photo. It takes two minutes.

  2. I compare the market.

    I check your rates against my partner providers and show you the difference in plain English.

  3. I handle the switch.

    If you want to move, I deal with the paperwork and the notice to your old provider, with no downtime.

QUESTIONS

Questions

Will it connect to my EPOS?

Some providers integrate with common EPOS systems. Tell me which one you use and I'll check before anything changes.

Can I take large payments by card?

Yes. Above the contactless limit the customer uses chip and PIN or a phone wallet.

Can I sell online too?

Yes. I can add online card payments on the same account.

Ready to cut your card fees?

Send your statement today and I'll come back to you with what I find.

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