This retails for US$49 (AU$59) and is capable of taking near-field communication payments (tap-n-go payments) from bank cards and mobile phones, along with inserted chip and pin payments. This reader inserts into the lightning jack or headphone jack of a mobile device and takes swipe card payments.Ĭontactless Chip and Card Reader - The second, slightly more expensive option is the contactless and chip card reader. In the US, the first magstripe reader is free while additional units are available for just US$10 (AU$19). Square Reader - The cheapest and most simple is the Square Reader for magstripe. In the US, there are three options to choose from, while Australia has only two. In order to take in-person payments, users will need a Square card reader or terminal, and there are a couple of different options available depending on where your store is based. This is where the nuts and bolts of advanced organization and analytics takes place. Once they have an account, users are also provided access to the online dashboard, which is accessible from laptops and PCs. The app runs on most Apple iOS devices, including iPhones and iPads, and Android devices running Google Android 5 or higher. In many ways Square is first and foremost a payment processing solution that just happens to be accompanied by a very effective, highly versatile, and fully customizable Point of Sale app.Īt start-up, users sign up for the account and download the free point of sale app to their mobile device.
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