The wonderful world of GPRS Card Machines

Monday 10th January 2022

Chloe

Are you looking for a secure way to take payments anywhere, at any time? - then a mobile GPRS card machine is the solution.

What are GPRS Card Machines?

Mobile GPRS machines enable you to take payments on the go.

3G cellular communication means that mobile GPRS machines are able to take payments anywhere where you would have mobile signal.

As they run off of cellular data, there is no need for a Wi-Fi connection either.

GPRS machines are perfect for businesses that travel to customer premises.

They're ideal for tradespeople, mobile hairdressers, street vendors, and tradespeople who are looking to take fast and easy payments.

If a GPRS card machine sounds like the right payment solution for your business, we can help.

How can Omni Merchant Services help?

At Omni Merchant Services we offer a wide range of GPRS machines - as well as a selection of other payment solutions.

Omni's GPRS terminals are meaning that they're perfect for collecting payments from secure orders received by email, post, or telephone.

Our lightweight machines feature an LCD colour screen and a thermal printer, all in one compact card reader.

As well as this, our machines accept all major credit and debit cards, including contactless, Apple Pay and Google Pay.

As the GPRS SIM card is in-built, there's no need for a separate device.

The long battery life means there are no worries of the machine running out of charge throughout a busy day of work - although we do offer a in-car charger just in case!

The GPRS machine is very easy to set up so you can start accepting payments ASAP.

As well as all of these great features, there are zero maintenance fees!

Get in touch

Do you think your business could benefit from one of Omni Merchant Services' GPRS card machine for yourself or your staff to collect faster payments from customers?

Then please don't hesitate to Contact Us on 01179 902298 to speak to one of our friendly staff members today.

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