EFTPOS solutions
Reduce your need for cash and manual processing with EFTPOS payments
Do you want to increase sales, offer your customers convenience and improve your business cash flow? BankSA EFTPOS (Electronic Funds Transfer at Point of Sale) offers a secure and convenient way for your customers to transfer funds to your accounts at the time of purchase. BankSA EFTPOS payments are fast, efficient and secure and can improve your cash flow and reduce business risk.
Suggested EFTPOS solutions for business
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EFTPOS at your counter. Our low-cost solution suits businesses at a fixed location with low to medium-volume transactions. This is ideal if you deal directly with customers and want convenient, fast and secure EFTPOS payments. |
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Mobile EFTPOS payments anywhere in Australia. This is ideal if you operate outside a shop environment. Suitable for tradespersons, COD couriers and home delivery operators or for payments at the table or footpath at cafes and restaurants. It is as mobile as you are. |
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Integrate EFTPOS with your existing register. If you operate a business with rapid, high volume sales, you can link your EFTPOS PIN pad to your cash register for a completely integrated solution. At the end of the trading day, you have a single point of reconciliation for your accounts, inventory and banking. |
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A premium high speed dedicated line. This solution is for you if you need a premium EFTPOS service for a high volume of transactions, but do not need to be integrated to a register. The dedicated high speed line brings you fast and reliable payment processing for either single or multiple terminals. |
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Add on value for your customers. There’s more to EFTPOS than meets the eye. This includes loyalty programs, virtual products such as mobile phone rechargers you can sell at point of sale, gift cards, BarterCard and Equifax. |
Important Information
All applications for a BankSA payment solution are subject to approval.
*To access additional services you will need to enter into a separate agreement with the third party providers of the service.