As with other methods of accepting Square payments, the company charges a flat rate of 2.6% plus 10¢ for Square Terminal transactions and doesn’t make anyone sign a contract.

Square, the $30 billion payments company, is finally launching the futuristic cash register it's dreamed of since day one By Rosalie Chan Square Terminal Square Oct 18, 2018, 9:00 AM PT ...

Square Terminal is available only in the US for now and costs $399. For new sellers, Square will throw in a promotional $300 credit to cover their transaction fees.

Less than 5% of Square’s revenue comes from hardware. The company offers a variety of credit-card readers and a stand that turns an Apple Inc. iPad into a point-of-sale terminal.

Square on Thursday announced the general availability of its Terminal API, which allows developers to build links between the Terminal card reader and custom-built point-of-sale systems.

The Terminal has Square’s software built in and lets merchants change the prices of items, add tipping, or view their transaction history from the point-of-sale device itself.

Square is making it even easier to pay at small businesses with a new piece of hardware called Terminal. We talk to CEO Jack Dorsey about the new system. Paying for purchases has never been easier ...

Square Terminal lets sellers accept card payments as well as mobile payments like Apple Pay and Google Pay. The point-of-sale device works over Wi-Fi and can also print out receipts.

The new Terminal, on the other hand, provides a more Square-like experience. For one thing, it works with WiFi and is powered by an all-day battery, so it can be carried around the store and ...

Square's new Terminal is designed to fit seamlessly into a store or restaurant Square For a one-off cost of £199, or a few zero interest payments, the Terminal acts as a “business in a box’.