A countertop terminal with a physical keypad and a privacy shield over the PIN pad. Cards insert at the bottom of the unit, and a receipt printer sits in the top of the housing. Built for a fixed checkout where the customer stays at the counter.

A white countertop terminal on a fixed stand, with a large touchscreen and no physical keypad on the face. Staff work from the screen rather than from buttons. Suited to a main register where the device stays put.

A black countertop terminal on a stand, with a wide touchscreen angled toward the operator. A card swipe slot runs along the side of the screen housing. Fits a busy fixed checkout that needs a large display without a separate keypad.

A handheld Android terminal with a full touchscreen and a built in receipt printer at the top. There is no physical keypad on the face, so every step happens on the glass. Useful when staff need to take payment away from a fixed counter.

A handheld touchscreen terminal with an integrated printer and card slots on the body. The interface is phone like, which shortens training for staff who already use a smartphone. Built for floors where the terminal moves with the person taking the payment.

A portable terminal that pairs a colour touchscreen with a physical keypad underneath. A receipt printer sits in the top of the unit. Fits tableside or curbside work where a button pad still feels faster than typing on glass.

A handheld unit with a touchscreen, a physical keypad, and a built in printer. Chip cards insert at the base of the device. Meant for taking payment on the floor rather than sending every guest back to a fixed terminal.