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Every device we ship, in one place. Countertop terminals, handheld smart POS, PIN pads, and mobile readers — click any device for specs and pricing.
Every card terminal in this catalog is sold outright at the price shown on its device card — a one-time purchase, not a lease. Open any device below for the listed price; that figure is the full cost of the hardware.
For a benchmark, Square lists Square Terminal at $299 on squareup.com. Cost tracks capability in any hardware lineup: a Bluetooth reader that pairs with a phone is simpler than a full handheld smart POS, and prices run accordingly. Four device categories cover everything we ship:
| Device category | Best for | Mobility |
|---|---|---|
| Standalone countertop terminal | A fixed checkout — retail counters and front desks | Stationary at the register |
| Handheld smart POS | Tableside and mobile selling | Fully portable |
| PIN pad | Customer-facing card and PIN entry alongside a register or terminal | Stationary, customer-facing |
| Bluetooth / mobile reader | Taking cards wherever your phone goes | Portable — pairs with a phone |
Every category is sold the same way — a one-time purchase at the listed price. That includes the TekVisions PIN pad; open its card in the catalog below for full specs and the listed price.
For most businesses, buying a credit card terminal outright costs less over the life of the device than leasing one. Terminal leases typically run for several years, and by the end of the contract the total payments usually exceed the purchase price of the device.
We sell every device in this catalog at the listed price shown on this page, fulfilled via Maverick, so the comparison is straightforward: put the one-time cost on the device card next to any lease quote you are holding, then read the term length and total of payments on the lease before you sign. The lease has to beat the purchase price over the full term.
A business Square declined or closed can still accept card payments in person. The device was never the obstacle — the merchant account behind it was. PayKings underwrites the high-risk categories mainstream processors decline, and 86% of the merchants who apply are approved.
Vape shops are a common example. Square prohibits the category, so no terminal fixes the problem on its own — a vape shop needs a card terminal running on an account underwritten for vape. The same holds for the other high-risk industries we serve: any terminal in this catalog pairs with an account underwritten for your industry.
If cost is the deciding factor, start with the Bluetooth and mobile readers below — typically the least expensive category in a terminal lineup — and compare listed prices from there. Choose the device that fits how you sell; the account behind it is our job.
Yes — phone-based card acceptance exists, and the most common setup pairs the phone with a small card reader. The Bluetooth and mobile readers in the PayKings catalog pair with a phone, turning it into a working point of sale for a business that sells on the move.
Payment terminal, card machine, credit card terminal, and PIN pad all describe the same family of devices: hardware that reads a card and sends the transaction for authorization. The PayKings catalog organizes that family into four categories — standalone countertop terminals for a fixed checkout, handheld smart POS devices for tableside and mobile selling, PIN pads for customer-facing card and PIN entry, and Bluetooth or mobile readers that pair with a phone.
It depends on where the business sells: a standalone countertop terminal suits a fixed checkout, a handheld smart POS suits tableside and mobile selling, and a Bluetooth reader suits selling from a phone. For a high-risk business, the deciding factor is the merchant account behind the terminal, not the hardware — PayKings underwrites high-risk industries, and any device in its catalog runs on an account underwritten for the merchant's industry.
Most ordered
The three devices merchants order most.
Traditional plug-in terminals. Sit at the register, wired up, ready to swipe.
All-in-one devices with a screen. Wi-Fi and 4G-ready, so you can take payments anywhere.
Add-on devices that pair with your existing POS. Small footprint, PIN entry only.
Phone-paired card readers. Pocketable, for merchants who process on the move.
Countertop mounts and companion hardware.
Available on request. Typically ships within 5–10 business days.
Need to order additional devices or replace one you already have? Contact support directly — we'll get it queued and shipped without going back through sales.
