First time users should find getting set up relatively uneventful, but there are plenty of online options to use should you have basic questions.īoosting the support angle is the way you can also get in touch with Square representatives in order to deal with more complicated issues. Therefore, starting with its website, you’ll find plenty of assistance should you need it when using the Square card reader. Square has been running for long enough now to know how to handle customers successfully. And, once you're there, this device accepts all major cards, plus there’s the appeal of that fixed transaction charge. Being able to turn up at things like events, markets or pop-up fairs means that you instantly gain the ability to boost your business. However, the bonus of mobile card readers as opposed to fixed location point of sale machines, is that they deliver additional freedom. You might already have an account with Square if you run a business that uses its products and services in a more permanent location. Square is one of the simpler to use card readers and is also very intuitive, once you’ve got yourself registered with the company that is. Smart Reader accepts most common credit cards for convenience (Image credit: Square) Ease of use Connectivity is done via wireless and it’s pretty straightforward to configure.
The Square reader will process payment types including chip and PIN or EMV cards, contactless or NFC cards, magnetic stripe cards and will also process Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay transactions.
It is compatible, however, with Android 5.0 devices and upwards. It’s compatible with Apple devices running iOS 10.0 or greater, though won't work with the iPad 2 or 3.
The UK’s Square reader is a simple but effective hardware device that features a lightweight, compact and unobtrusive design that arrives complete with a microUSB cable for charging purposes. There’s no battery to worry about either, making it even more useful. In the States the Square reader comes in two editions, one with a headset jack and the other with a Lightning connector, which means it’ll work with iOS or Android and can also be connected to an Apple computer or Chromebook. The larger edition lets credit cards be inserted into the body of the unit (Image credit: Square) Features
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