Zettle by PayPal now only charges a flat 1.75% fee per transaction for card payments regardless of which type of card you process (including AmEx). This makes the Zettle card reader one of the most competitively priced in UK market at this time. However, until 31 July 2022 you can now get one for only £19 + VAT by clicking here. While there have been a few versions of the Zettle card reader, the current Reader 2 retails for £59 + VAT. Owned by Paypal and can easily connect to your existing Paypal account.One charge can last for 8 hours (or around 100 transactions).Deposit earnings from app to bank within 2 business days.Send digital receipts and store them all on the cloud.Accept cash payments with no daily limit.Take contactless payments in under 5 seconds.Accept VISA, Mastercard, American Express, Diners Club, JCB, Discover, all major debit cards, Apple Pay, Android Pay, Google Pay.Charge quickly for long-lasting battery.
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Therefore, while you should definitely have a look at all the companies below, you should also consider comparing card reader companies using our form at the top of the page as well.įor more about what each companies offers in greater detail have a look at our full company profiles below. But the trade-off is that they often charge higher fees compared to dedicated payment processing companies, usually do not offer the full flexibility of accepting card payments online or over the phone and may not look quite as professional as dedicated PDQ machines. These card readers can be great for small businesses just getting started. * Prices exclude VAT and are accurate as of Feb 2022. The table below compares the companies on their key features: The 9 mobile credit card machines listed below make it easier than ever for UK small businesses to accept card payments almost anywhere without the need for a dedicated PDQ machine, merchant account, expensive PDQ machine rental contract or any other hassles that come from more traditional payment processing companies.
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