Virtual Terminal
Take bookings and accept payments online or over the phone
Imagine all the functions and benefits of a card machine on a computer screen. In fact, our Virtual Terminal is a dashboard designed for you to use with ease when taking orders.
Virtual Terminal payments over the phone with a virtual terminal are easy and offer businesses a secure and flexible way to process card transactions remotely.
Our Virtual Terminal can be accessed on any device that connects to the internet. You don’t need any specialist hardware or software and there’s no complicated setup process.
KEY FEATURES
Easy to navigate and use
Access from any computer
Take payments over email, phone, or mail
Use for recurring payments
Detailed transaction reporting
FAQ
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A Virtual Terminal is a web-based application that allows businesses to process card payments without the need for a physical card reader. It works by manually entering the customer's payment details into a secure online interface. Customers can also enter their own card details if they are sent a payment link. Virtual Terminals provide flexibility and convenience. They enable businesses to accept payments from anywhere on any internet-enabled device.
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A Virtual Terminal differs from a physical card machine. It allows businesses to manually enter payment details into an online interface. Whereas a physical card machine requires the customer to have their card physically present. This means transactions can be completed remotely without the need for a card machine or the customer’s presence.
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Yes, a Virtual Terminal can process recurring payments. This feature is useful for businesses that offer subscription services or take bookings. By securely storing customer payment information, the Virtual Terminal can automatically charge the agreed amount at regular intervals without requiring the customer's card to be present each time. This simplifies the payment process for both the business and the customer.
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Many businesses can benefit from using Virtual Terminals. This includes retail and service businesses, as well as the hospitality sector. Restaurants often use Virtual Terminals to take booking deposits. Businesses that deliver fast food use a Virtual Terminal to take card payments before delivery. Virtual Terminals allow these businesses to process transactions securely and efficiently. This makes it easier to manage customer payments, handle recurring billing, and provide a seamless payment experience.