The FD150 is a compact credit card terminal supporting EMV, NFC, and magstripe payments, featuring a touchscreen, built-in printer, and multiple connectivity options for seamless transactions. Paired with the RP10 PIN pad, which offers a keypad, LCD screen, and encryption for secure PIN entry, it ensures fast, secure, and versatile payment processing for various retail environments.

Your Clover POS system makes running your business a breeze. Take orders, accept payments, and manage inventory with ease. Organize your team, track sales in real-time, and grow your customer base with built-in marketing tools. With seamless integration across devices, secure transactions, and robust reporting, you have everything you need to streamline operations—all at your fingertips.
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The Clover Go Generation 3 is a sleek, high-performance mobile card reader designed for seamless card-present transactions anywhere. It offers faster processing, extended battery life, and enhanced portability over its predecessor. This EMV and NFC-enabled device pairs exclusively with the Clover Go G2 mobile POS app for secure, swipe-free payments, ensuring compatibility with the latest mobile transaction technology.
The Clover name and logo are owned by Clover Network, LLC a wholly owned subsidiary of First Data corporation, and are registered or used in the U.S. and many foreign countries.

The Tetra DESK3500 with DESK1500 is a secure, IP-only countertop payment solution. It supports MSR, EMV, and NFC transactions with P2PE certification. The DESK3500 handles all functions, including payments, receipt printing, and settlement reporting, while the customer-facing DESK1500 PIN pad ensures seamless transactions. Works independently or with a POS system.

Unlike other chip card readers, Augusta operates in USB-KB mode, capturing EMV data as ASCII-encoded TLV triplets (tag, length, value), which can appear directly in the POS app, or be intercepted and processed via JavaScript using standard browser event handlers. This means it behaves much like a keyboard, automatically injecting the card data into any focused input field.