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Why You Need an EMV Terminal

By employing an EMV terminal, your business and your business associates can reduce losses to counterfeit fraud and, thus, improve your business and business credit. Lower fraud losses aid in controlling the cost of doing business for all the stakeholders, including merchants. Merchants benefit from fewer charge-backs by using terminals as a payment processor that process chip transactions. The merchant is not financially liable for the cost of specific fraud transactions when cashiers follow terminal displayed directions on the payment system. Cashiers must also follow the business’s routine security practices.

The EMV liability shift means that if someone attempts to pay with a non-EMV card, and the card is fraudulent and it goes through, the fraud liability shifts to the merchant and the merchant account. This is definitely something to be aware of for those that are interested in exploring EMV processing. The goal is to reduce fraud, credit card fraud in particular, and reduce counterfeit cards, through EMV chips and EMV technology. The goal of the EMV liability shift is to reduce fraudulent transactions through more EMV transactions.

Some EMV cards even require cardholder verification, like chip and signature cards, in addition to entering the user’s pin on the pin pad, to provide further safety to the cardholder and as a form of data authentication. These verifications can help ease the process of risk management.

Mastercard and Visa even went on to create 3D secure which aims to protect online payment made on their virtual terminal on online transactions. It is a protocol designed to protect online and mobile payments made with Mastercard and Visa cards and tries to reduce the risk of fraud and stolen cards.

Choosing a terminal that will accept EMV chip cards will reduce the potential for errors and losses because they stop reconciling paper. Transaction records for chip card payments are completely electronic. Chip transactions speed customers through check out since it does not rely on sales associates to make difficult judgments about signature accuracy. Sales associates simply follow terminal prompts on the credit card machine.

PAX S920 | 4G-3G-Bluetooth-WiFi | Wireless Terminal

$349.00

($25.00 shipping)

Manufacturer Part #: S920-0QW-R74-23LA

The new, lightweight S920 model is designed for the hospitality and restaurant industry, offering portability and ease for merchant staff and customers alike thanks to a high-resolution large colour touch screen. Our high-end featured S920 delivers faster and easier transactions with exceptional coverage and performance.

Works for customers loading on TSYS Sierra, TSYS Transit, Vantiv and EPX. (Sim cards can be acquired through your wireless provider or Apriva)

Dejavoo Systems Z8 v4 | Wifi | Wireless Terminal

$249.00

($25.00 shipping)

Manufacturer Part #: V3C-D-PCI-24-WI-CL-PS-0108

The Z8 countertop payment terminal provides an easy to use EMV payment experience for every business owner.

In the box- Terminal, Phone Cable, Dongle, Power Supply

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