Westpac EFTPOS machine review: competitive for stable businesses
Of the Australian banks, are Westpac EFTPOS machines a good option for small businesses? It depends on sale volume and what you need.
Of the Australian banks, are Westpac EFTPOS machines a good option for small businesses? It depends on sale volume and what you need.
How does zero-fee EFTPOS work? What's the catch for a business? Learn how "no costs" are done through surcharging, and whether you should do it.
How can merchants maintain and enhance security of card machine transactions? We list the key tips to follow in a small business.
What is least-cost routing in payments? We look at merchant-choice routing in Australia and how it works with dual-network debit cards.
Is Stripe Terminal a decent EFTPOS solution in Australia? We explain how it works, fees and whether it's too technical for a small business.
More Payments offers competitive fees on Till card machines, but is that all? We review the package, payments and whether there really is no contract.
What's the law on minimum spends for EFTPOS transactions? We explain the rules and whether it's a good idea to enforce an amount on card payments.
What are the rules regarding surcharge fees in Australia? There are limits for how much merchants can charge for EFTPOS fees.
Previously called NAB Now, the NAB MPOS card reader accepts contactless and many other cards. Same-day settlement is good, but what about the price?
Is Mint Payments better for small or larger businesses? We review its payment solutions, fees and quality of products. What are Mint's strong points?
A NAB EFTPOS machine is affordable for small businesses, even without commitment - but benefits are greater with a NAB business account.
Tyro machines have had issues, but a bank account and rates are positives. What's the full picture? We review the service and products.
Mint mPOS is a card reader that works with a smartphone app. Does your business earn enough to make the contract worthwhile?
Pocket Pay is an app-based card reader with contractual lock-in and monthly fees. What's special about this compared to cheaper options in Australia?