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POS terminals payment providers

POS terminals: companies, offers and requests that work with this method.

23 requests

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SwipeLocal seeks PSP, acquiring and IBAN accounts in the UAERequestPayment provider· October 13, 2026Yabie invites PSPs and acquirers to integrate with its POS platformRequestPayment provider· October 13, 2026Intersolve connects PSPs and POS terminal providers to its networkRequestPayment provider· October 13, 2026TTPOS seeks payment partners for QR, mobile and card payments in its restaurant POSRequestPayment provider· October 13, 2026Windcave seeks integrators for online, POS and unattended paymentsRequestWindcave· October 13, 2026Tyro invites POS developers and referral partners in AustraliaRequestTyro· October 13, 2026RazorpayRazorpay invites B2B providers to refer clients for online payments, POS and cross-borderRequestRazorpay· October 13, 2026PaymentCloudPaymentCloud seeks ISOs, agents and ISVs for POS and e-commerce card acceptanceRequestPaymentCloud· October 13, 2026North: 600 USD activation bonus for Sales PartnersRequestNorth· October 13, 2026National e-Payment recruits ISOs and agent teams in the USRequestNational e-Payment· October 13, 2026Mecca Payments seeks ISOs and agents to sell processingRequestMecca Payments· October 13, 2026Integrate Payments pays agents and ISOs 50% of profit over costRequestIntegrate Payments· October 13, 2026Infinity Pay pays for introductions to shops and restaurantsRequestInfinity Pay· October 13, 2026Fiserv seeks ISOs, PayFacs, agents and ISVs to sell CloverRequestFiserv· October 13, 2026DialPOS seeks partners with restaurant clients in the USRequestDialPOS· October 13, 2026Betterpay seeks ISOs and agents: 70% revenue shareRequestBetterpay· October 13, 20267Konto seeks banks, PSPs and POS networks for closed-loop paymentsRequest7Konto· October 13, 2026EKVA seeks integrators and referral partnersRequestEKVA· October 13, 2026

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.

{count} companies on this page work with POS. Related hubs: card acquiring, acquiring banks. See offers or post a request.