Not omitted. You can even plug a cash drawer into this thing! You configure the payment screen how you want.
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I love how everyone looks to Europe as the holy grail, not realizing a US company makes the fancy European terminals, Verifone. (Just like a US company made the Oyster card, etc). So credit is where it’s due. We have the tech, we made the tech. For some reason our restaurants don’t want to use the tech.
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Again, the US manufactuer is the same manufactuer as the European ones. It’s the same card readers. The ones that you insert on the top are old Ingenico units getting phased out for the US style ones. The US ones are the newest ones (of course considering we are the newest EMV market)
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Still very much necessary. The European cards are limited to €25/£25/$25. In Australia/Canada I believe the limit is $100. And in the US, there is no limit. If you go over the limits it wants a chip dip. Apple Pay is an exception if The store properly setup CDCVM (Square does in the U.K.)