Protect every transaction.

Chip card terminals, encryption and fraud tools that protect your customers' card data, plus help staying PCI compliant.

What you get

EMV and payment security, done right

EMV chip acceptance

Chip cards create a one-time code for each purchase, which makes stolen card data much harder to reuse.

Encryption and fraud tools

Card data is encrypted from the moment it's read, and fraud screening flags suspicious transactions.

PCI compliance help

We walk you through the annual PCI questionnaire and the steps that keep your business compliant.

Included

What's included

  • EMV and contactless terminals
  • Upgrades for older swipe-only equipment
  • Encrypted card readers
  • Fraud screening options
  • PCI questionnaire guidance
Good fit for

Who it's for

Any business still swipingRetailRestaurantsMedical officesOnline storesHigh-ticket sales
FAQ

Common questions

What happens if I don't accept chip cards?
Since the 2015 card network change, if a counterfeit chip card is swiped at a terminal that can't read chips, the business can be held responsible for that fraud. A chip terminal moves that responsibility back to the card issuer.
What is PCI compliance?
It's the card industry's security standard for any business that accepts cards. Most small businesses confirm it once a year with a self-assessment questionnaire.

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