Stax
JANUARY 5, 2024
Wireless terminals Wireless terminals are similar to mobile card readers in that these terminals offer mobility. Virtual terminals Virtual terminals are software-based interfaces that allow merchants to process payments via a computer or tablet. RELATED: Will a Stax Wireless Card Reader Improve Your Business?
Stax
JANUARY 3, 2024
An mPOS system should adhere to industry-standard security protocols, such as PCI DSS compliance, and include encryption and tokenization to safeguard data. Regular POS software updates and security patches are important to protect against new threats. Integration with other business tools Want to get the most out of your mPOS?
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Stax
MARCH 11, 2024
Lease-to-own agreements differ in price, depending on the type of terminal you purchase (wireless are more expensive than older models), the length, and if your business requires a separate receipt printer. POS and Payment Processing Providers don’t necessarily need credit card terminals.
Stax
NOVEMBER 13, 2023
This short-range wireless communication technology allows data exchange between devices close to each other, typically within a few centimeters. Full-service POS and credit card payment providers Full-service providers like Stax offer complete POS solutions and backend payment processing, which are essential to accepting contactless payments.
ProfitWell
APRIL 20, 2020
A Verizon Wireless acquisition. Verizon is aiming to bolster its business group in its quest to pitch new applications of wireless technology to its largest corporate customers. They'll take you on a deep dive into ProfitWell's Subscription/DTC Market Index, the current environment, and lessons from previous downturns.
Point Nine Land
JUNE 22, 2023
…or why this software investor has a crush on hardware It’s hard to find a VC who doesn’t love software, and for good reason. Software is also a lovely thing to scale. It’s not very surprising then that we’ve built, invested in, and bought a ton of software over the last few decades. But what about hardware?
Tom Tunguz
JANUARY 2, 2013
But we aren’t living in this world yet because it requires the synchronized deployment of three of the most advanced technologies developed in the past 20 years: wireless communication, smart phones and machine learning. First, all these devices must be connected to the internet via Wifi or cellular connection.
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