POS Hardware Options Tailored For Your Business
Explore hardware solutions that accommodate your payment processing needs—from simple card readers to advanced smart terminals.
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Main Hardware Options
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Most Requested Hardware Options
Explore our top hardware options for accepting payments, ensuring you find the best fit for your business.
Tap to Pay on iPhone
Best for merchants who want to accept contactless cards and mobile wallets directly on an iPhone.
- No additional hardware required
- Great for events and mobile sellers
SwipeSimple Card Reader
Compact reader for merchants that want an easy setup with the SwipeSimple app.
- Tap, EMV, and magstripe
- Connects to phone or tablet
PAX A920
Wireless smart terminal for merchants who want a portable checkout device.
- Built in printer
- Good mobile checkout option
PAX A920 Pro
Premium Android device for retail and delivery with enhanced functionalities.
- Premium handheld terminal
- Built in receipt printer
Hardware Comparison Table
A quick comparison of our hardware offerings.
| Hardware | Estimated Cost | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tap to Pay on iPhone | $15/month | No hardware, mobile sellers, events | Accept contactless payments directly on iPhone. |
| SwipeSimple Card Reader | $125 + tax | Tap, dip, swipe, mobile merchants | Simple reader option using the SwipeSimple app. |
| PAX A920 | $340 to $450 | Mobile smart terminal | Portable terminal with touchscreen and printer. |
| PAX A920 Pro | $490 to $520 | Premium handheld terminal | Great for a comprehensive checkout experience. |
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Businesses researching pos hardware options high-risk merchants usually need more than a basic payment account. High-risk merchants should understand underwriting, website compliance, payment gateway compatibility, chargeback exposure, refund policies, fraud controls, and backup payment options before they apply for processing.
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