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Printers and Terminals
Our web-based Virtual Terminal allows you to accept credit cards from clients, students, and members in any setting – in your office, over the phone, by mail and fax, or online. This convenient system is available from any computer with an Internet connection, and replaces expensive terminals and paper-based credit card machines.
If you need to process in-person transactions at your place of business, conferences or seminars, you can add a manual imprinter or terminal to simplify your processing or to compliment and further enhance your virtual terminal processing.
NBS Bartizan 4850 Manual Imprinter
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If you are processing less than an additional $1000 per month of in-person transactions, we suggest this manual imprinter. The cost is $50 plus $5 shipping and 100 blank credit card slips are included with your order.
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If you expect to process more than $1000 per month of in-person transactions, we suggest one of the following:
Nurit 8320u (battery powered)
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This battery-powered terminal is perfect for conferences, seminars and other on-site credit card processing without access to electricity. The internal battery lasts 8 hours and allows you to store all your credit card sales, then batch process them later on a land line telephone. The cost is $475 plus $25 shipping.
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Hypercom T7P
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This plug-in terminal has an impact printer which prints on 2-ply paper. It has 512k memory built in to store transactions for later batch processing on a phone line. The cost is $299 plus $20 shipping. (Available to U.S. merchants only.)
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Nurit 3010 (wireless)
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This wireless terminal is equipped with a 12-hour NiMH rechargeable battery. It can be used wirelessly or wired and lets you process orders from virtually anywhere. The cost is $799 plus $20 shipping.
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For additional information about any of our printers or terminals, contact us.
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