PAX POS & terminals: the complete guide

What is PAX?

PAX builds a broad, dependable range — from the industry-favorite A920 handheld to dual-screen countertop POS systems and self-ordering kiosks — flexible enough for almost any business.

Who it’s best for

PAX is best for businesses that want proven, flexible hardware across countertop, mobile, and kiosk. Whatever you choose, I provide and set it up at $0 up front on a zero-cost processing program — with training and 24/7 US-based support.

The PAX lineup I provide

• PAX E500 — A compact all-in-one Android SmartPOS with a built-in printer, customer-facing display, and dual cameras.
• PAX E700 — An Android countertop POS that combines a large HD tablet display with an integrated, PCI-certified payment module.
• PAX E800 — PAX’s flagship countertop POS — a gorgeous 15.6-inch HD display with an optional customer-facing screen.
• PAX Elys Station 14 — A sleek 14-inch all-in-one terminal that runs as a full counter POS — or a self-service kiosk.
• PAX A920 — The industry’s go-to Android handheld — a 5″ smart terminal with a built-in printer and 4G.
• PAX A920 Pro — The upgraded A920 — a larger 5.5″ screen, faster processor, and a real barcode scanner.

PAX E500PAX E700PAX E800PAX Elys Station 14PAX A920PAX A920 Pro

How it fits zero-cost processing

I set up your PAX hardware on a compliant dual-pricing or surcharge program, so your card fees stop eating your margin. The equipment carries simple monthly terms confirmed on your free review — and your processing savings can help cover it.

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