POS terminals payment providers
POS terminals: companies, offers and requests that work with this method.
Custom poster seller wants one processor for online and in-person sales
A small art business making custom posters is looking for a payment processor for art sellers that can handle everything in one account. The artwork sells both online and in person, and the owner…
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Turkish AI SaaS company needs a gateway for international payments and subscriptions
A Turkish AI SaaS company registered as a limited company needs a payment gateway to collect from foreign customers and sell subscriptions. PayTR declined it earlier, so the company wants a provider…
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Zirhly seeks a payment provider for several AI SaaS products in Turkey
Zirhly, a Turkish company building AI SaaS products, is looking for a payment provider to accept payments on its websites. There are several products, but this is one combined request: the company…
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New Turkish company needs a reliable subscription gateway
A young company in Turkey sells its product on a recurring plan and needs a dependable gateway for subscription billing. Attempts to onboard with iyzico and PayTR ran into approval problems, so the…
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Mobicraft seeks a recurring payment gateway for a new software company
The Turkish company MOBİCRAFT Dijital Teknolojiler Limited Şirketi is looking for a payment gateway for its new software company. It needs recurring payments for subscriptions and a virtual POS for…
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POS acceptance in brief
POS (point of sale) covers card-present payments in physical locations: countertop and portable terminals, mPOS readers paired with a phone, SoftPOS apps that turn an Android phone into a contactless terminal, and integrated POS systems for retail and restaurants. Behind every terminal there is an acquirer that settles the merchant, and often a separate provider for hardware and software.
Who looks for POS providers
- Retail, hospitality and services opening new locations or replacing a processor.
- Omnichannel brands that want one acquirer for online and in-store, with unified reporting.
- PSPs and ISOs adding card-present products to their offer.
- Delivery and field businesses that take payments on the go.
Costs to compare
- Card processing rates — card-present pricing is usually lower than online, with interchange-plus or blended options.
- Hardware: purchase, rental or free with volume commitments; SoftPOS avoids hardware but has per-transaction limits for PIN in some markets.
- Monthly fees, PCI compliance fees, early termination clauses.
- Settlement time and whether next-day funding is available.
Local specifics
Terminal certification and preferred schemes differ by country. In Turkey virtual and physical POS are issued by banks; in Brazil instalments at the terminal and PIX by QR are expected; in the US EMV chip, contactless and wallets are standard. QR payments at the counter are covered on the QR page.
Checklist
- Supported cards, wallets (Apple Pay, Google Pay) and local schemes.
- Integration with your till or ERP, offline mode, tipping, receipts.
- Chargeback handling for card-present disputes.
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