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Merchant Terminals
A fast and secure payment option, powered by NAB, for taking card or mobile wallet payments on-site or on the move.
About
What is a Merchant Terminal?
Through CDF, your organisation can benefit from the use of a portable NAB EFTPOS machine, integrated with your point of sale.
These merchant terminals are a fast and reliable way to take payments in-person, on the countertop or on the go.
As a CDF client, receive free installation and set-up and your choice of a standalone EFTPOS machine or one that you can integrate with your point of sale (POS).
Plan options include simple pricing per transaction with a standard monthly fee.
Features and benefits:
Strong but lightweight Ingenico Move 5000 terminal
Ideal for countertop use and easy to take on the road
Accepts most cards, contactless and mobile payments
Connect to WiFi or on the 3G or 4G mobile networks
Ergonomic design and functionality
Ingenico Move 500
features and benefits
Highest security
The Ingenico Move 5000 is PCI-PTS 4 certified. Its TELIUM Tetra OS uses the last cryptographic schemes with future proof key length
User friendly and intuitive interface
Featuring powerful multimedia capabilities and a large 3.5 inch touch screen, the MOVE/5000 provides best in class User experience
Designed for mobility
Designed for both indoor and outdoor uses, the pocket sized Ingenico Move 5000 comes with extended battery life. It is the perfect companion for merchants
All payment options
The terminal enables NFC, EMV Chip and PIN, Swipe & Sign and contactless options.
Seamless NFP payment
The Ingenico Move 5000 boosts NFC payment by offering a seamless experience through a dedicated card reader zone and faster transaction flows
How to apply?
You can apply for a NAB Merchant Terminal through CDF by contacting your Relationship Manager or our Customer Service team.
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