Grow Your Business by Partnering with TransNet
We work with referral partners, resellers, agents, and business service providers who want to offer payment processing and ATM services to their own clients. If you regularly interact with business owners and want to earn income by introducing them to TransNet, we have a structured program for that.
Our partnerships are built around straightforward terms, reliable residual income, and support from our team so you can represent our services with confidence.
Who Benefits from a Stand-Alone Terminal
A countertop terminal works well for a broad range of business types, including
- Retail stores of any size
- Restaurants and quick-service food businesses
- Convenience stores and gas stations
- Dry cleaners, auto repair shops, and other local service businesses
- Professional practices including legal, medical, and accounting offices
- Salons and personal care businesses
- Startups and new business owners setting up payment acceptance for the first time
- Any business that needs a reliable backup to their existing POS system
If you have been running your business on cash or checks and are ready to start accepting cards, a stand-alone terminal is often the most straightforward first step.
What Our Terminals Include
EMV Chip Card and Contactless Acceptance
Every terminal we supply is EMV-ready and accepts chip cards, tap-to-pay contactless cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and other mobile wallets. This covers the payment methods your customers are most likely to use and protects you from counterfeit card chargeback liability that comes with older magnetic-stripe-only equipment.
Flexible Connectivity Options
Our terminals support dial-up, IP broadband, and Wi-Fi connections depending on your location and preference. For business owners who work in multiple locations or are frequently on the move, we also support 3G-connected terminal options so you are not dependent on a fixed internet connection to process transactions.
Built-In and Separate Peripherals
Terminals are available with built-in thermal printers, pin pads, and contactless readers, or as standalone units that connect to separate peripherals. We configure the right combination for your counter space and how your staff prefers to work.
Multi-Merchant Support
For businesses where multiple practitioners or departments need to split transactions, such as medical offices, law firms, or shared-space salons, our terminals support multi-merchant configurations. Each merchant processes under their own account from a single device.
Multiple Payment Types and Currencies
Our terminals accept all major credit card brands including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, JCB, and Diners Club. Debit, fleet cards, EBT, prepaid cards, and gift cards are also supported depending on your account configuration. Multi-currency support is available for businesses with international customers.
PCI Compliance and Data Security
Every terminal we supply meets current PCI DSS security standards. We do not place outdated equipment. If you are currently running an older terminal, upgrading is worth the conversation not only for compliance reasons but because older equipment often results in higher processing fees due to transaction downgrades.
Still Using an Older Terminal?
Merchants running outdated terminals often pay more than they realize. When a terminal cannot pass required data fields with a transaction, the card brand downgrades it to a higher-cost interchange category. Over time, these downgrades add up.
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We regularly review statements for merchants who want to understand whether their equipment is contributing to unnecessary processing costs. We also see merchants who have held onto older equipment for years because switching feels like a disruption. In practice, the setup is straightforward and most merchants are processing on new equipment within a few days of making the decision.
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We regularly review statements for merchants who want to understand whether their equipment is contributing to unnecessary processing costs. We also see merchants who have held onto older equipment for years because switching feels like a disruption. In practice, the setup is straightforward and most merchants are processing on new equipment within a few days of making the decision.
How the Process Works
When you contact us about a terminal, we ask a few questions about your business type, your expected transaction volume, and your current connectivity at the location. From there, we recommend the right model, configure it for your merchant account, and ship it to you with everything ready to go. If you have any questions during setup, our support team is available to walk you through it.
Most merchants are up and running the same day the terminal arrives.