Restaurant EMV Terminals
Restaurant EMV Terminals for Any Processing Platform
Expand your payment acceptance capabilities by upgrading to an EMV (Europay, MasterCard, and VISA) terminal. Restaurant EMV terminals offered through Evergreen Point of Sale allow you to securely and efficiently accept EMV chip card payments. EMV terminals enables your restaurant to comply with the new standard for payment processing, protect your business from fraudulent charges, and align with a growing consumer expectation to use EMV chip cards.
Restaurant EMV terminals from Evergreen Point of Sale are also enabled for near-field communication (NFC) contactless payment methods like Apple Pay and Android Pay to give your customers even more choices.
Supported Devices
PAX A920 Smart Terminal
Wireless Capable Device
Ingenico Lane3000
Wireless Capable Device
PAX S920 Smart Terminal
Wireless Capable Device
PAX S300 Payment Terminal
Ethernet Wired Device
Why is EMV right for me?
Liability Protection
The ability to accept EMV payments minimizes chargebacks for fraudulent card payments
Secure Transmission
EMV payment data at the point of sale is unique, reducing card-present payment fraud.
Newly Added Capabilities
EMV technology can also enable your business to accept contactless payments, like Apple Pay and Android Pay.
Partnerships that Support EMV Acceptance at Your Restaurant
Rely on the experts at Evergreen Point of Sale to provide you with a comprehensive EMV solution that supports your payment and tipping processes, that’s quick and easy to use, and that makes settling the check convenient for your guests. With options that serve the unique way you do business, contact Evergreen Point of Sale for a no-obligation consultation to determine if EMV readers are right for you.
In October 2015, Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express mandated liability shifts for fraudulent transactions. This means that merchants using legacy magnetic stripe readers for accepting credit cards carry the entire burden for merchant chargebacks if a card with a chip is swiped. While EMV payment terminals are typically more expensive to purchase than magnetic stripe readers, it’s important to weigh the upfront cost against the potential long term cost of paying for customer initiated chargebacks. Many consumers will prefer using merchants capable of processing EMV transactions because EMV advertises an enhanced level of payment security.
