If your POS system software is set up to process credit cards, you'll need a credit card reader. Commonly known as a magnetic strip reader, this device decodes the information required for the credit card transaction - stored on Tracks 1 and 2 of the black magnetic stripe on the back of the credit card. There are a variety of models available. Slim models attach to the monitor, or stand-alone units that sit on the counter or cash drawer.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Magnetic Stripe Card Readers
If your POS system software is set up to process credit cards, you'll need a credit card reader. Commonly known as a magnetic strip reader, this device decodes the information required for the credit card transaction - stored on Tracks 1 and 2 of the black magnetic stripe on the back of the credit card. There are a variety of models available. Slim models attach to the monitor, or stand-alone units that sit on the counter or cash drawer.
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