Equipment
A free PIN pad, set up before it reaches your counter.
Tap, chip, swipe and phone wallets. Your program, your state's receipt wording and your return policy are loaded before it ships, so the first sale on day one prints the right way.
What you get
Everything the counter needs.
Every way to pay
Contactless cards, chip, swipe, and phone and watch wallets. Credit, debit and prepaid cards from the major networks.
Card data stays off your computer
A standalone terminal handles the card on its own, so card numbers never pass through your register or your PC, which keeps your yearly security questionnaire short.
Receipts that protect you
Your store name, return policy and "sold as-is" line print on every receipt. Program lines (cash discount, both prices or surcharge) print the way your state wants.
Wi-Fi or Ethernet
Plug it into power and your network. If your back room has no signal, tell us; we will plan the connection before it ships.
Wireless for the floor
Furniture yards, loading docks, sidewalk sales and trunk shows. Ask about a handheld terminal when we review your statement.
One number when it acts up
Call us first. We troubleshoot with you and handle any replacement, so you are not on hold with a manufacturer.
Your register
Standalone, or connected.
Most second-hand stores start standalone: the cashier rings the sale on the register and keys the total on the PIN pad. It works next to any register, cash drawer or paper ticket book.
If you would rather the register send the amount to the PIN pad by itself, tell us which register you run. Some connect to our terminals; we will tell you honestly whether yours does before you sign anything.
| Standalone | Connected | |
|---|---|---|
| Works with | Any register or none | Registers that support our terminals |
| Cashier keys the total | Yes | No, it comes from the register |
| Program math | On the terminal | On the terminal or register |
| Setup | Plug in and go | We confirm the connection first |
| Cost | Free PIN pad | Free PIN pad |
Day one
What arrives in the box.
The PIN pad
Set up with your account, your program and your receipt wording.
Your signs
Entrance and register signs for your program and state, and a volunteer card.
A one-page start sheet
How to run a sale, a refund and the end-of-day batch.
A phone number
(971) 715-2432. A real person who knows second-hand stores.
Tell us what is on your counter now.
Your register, your current terminal and your statement. We will tell you exactly what changes and what stays.