Point of sale terminal means a device located in a commercial establishment at which sales transactions can be charged directly to the buyer's deposit, loan or credit account, but at which deposit transactions cannot be conducted;
Point of sale terminal means an electronic information processing device controlled by or accessible to a merchant or other provider of goods or services that authorizes:
Point of sale terminal means an electronic hardware device that meets
More Definitions of Point of sale terminal
Point of sale terminal means the computer terminal or similar device at your location that provides electronic responses to Authorization requests. “Preauthorized Order” means a Cardholder’s written authorization to make one or more charges to the Cardholder’s Bank Card account on a future date.
Point of sale terminal means an attended or unattended access device located in or at a Merchant’s premises that meets the Card Schemes requirements, and that permits a Cardholder to initiate and effect a transaction for the purchase of products or services sold by such Merchant with a card in accordance with the Card Scheme Rules.
Point of sale terminal means an electronic MOBILE-processing device or any other electronic payment charging system approved by Service Provider.
Point of sale terminal means an electronic card processing device provided by the Bank or any other organization and installed at merchant outlet(s) for use in sale of goods and services by the merchant.
Point of sale terminal means a device located in a business
Point of sale terminal means a device located in a commercial
Point of sale terminal means a hardware system used for processing payment and refunds for goods or services through debit and credit cards. A transaction with a POS Terminal may be conducted in person or online.