The Device and Application created by Verifone “called PAYware Mobile” allows your to make credit card payments using your iPhone. VeriFone says, there is already a credit card reader for the iPhone but thanks to a secure payment gateway Payware is safer to use.
“A quick download of the PAYware Mobile app to your iPhone 3G or 3GS opens the door to increased sales and margins by enabling you to accept more “card present” payments. And the app is remarkably easy to use. Just swipe the card and a tone tells you the fully encrypted transaction data has been accepted. Pusha button to capture the signature. Push another to add a tip to the bill. Push one more to finalize the sale. Want to email the receipt to your customer? Click. Done. Any time, you can review previous transactions, check daily transaction summaries, even bring up a map showing where each transaction took place. Powerful, yet easy-to-operateSignature captureOne-button, customizable email receiptsPA-DSS certified It’s the complete payment solution that transforms the iPhone into a secure payment portal. With VeriFone’s PAYware Mobile, you’ll never miss a sale. Simply swipe a card, capture a signature and enjoy the convenience of payments wherever, whenever. With PAYware Mobile, not only do you have the ultimate in convenience, you have the ultimate in security. In addition, the app-plus-reader combination can lower your cost of accepting credit cards by 30%. PAYware Mobile. Solid. Secure. Delivered.”
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February 10th, 2010 at 2:10 am
This looks good – but if you were to use it in a retail store situation it still needs to be able to hook up wirelessly with a printer to print a receipt.
Most customers dont mind an email receipt (I know as I used to work in an Apple Retail store).. but some STILL do want to see a real paper receipt so they can see right there and then what transaction just took place on their card.
If it can print wrelessly then its the full package, and store owners should go for it, cos its the bomb! If not – then there's still work to be done on it IMHO!
February 10th, 2010 at 10:10 am
This looks good – but if you were to use it in a retail store situation it still needs to be able to hook up wirelessly with a printer to print a receipt.
Most customers dont mind an email receipt (I know as I used to work in an Apple Retail store).. but some STILL do want to see a real paper receipt so they can see right there and then what transaction just took place on their card.
If it can print wrelessly then its the full package, and store owners should go for it, cos its the bomb! If not – then there's still work to be done on it IMHO!
August 6th, 2010 at 6:00 pm
Not really practical for the retail brick and mortar stores but for the service industry, or trade show set, you’re looking at a revolution. Current wireless terminals are bulky and expensive, and not always fast. The bluetooth wireless printer option would be nice , however and would be of benefit.