ETPOS integrates Verifone payments: invoicing and receiving payments has never been easier. 2026.08.04 2m ETPOS and Verifone are now working together. The partnership brings a direct integration between invoicing and payment to the market, with no additional modules and no complications. One single gesture, one sale, zero errors. Find out more on the blog. Invoicing and receiving payments are two sides of the same operation, but they don't always run as smoothly as businesses need. Errors from manually entering amounts on the payment terminal, waiting times at checkout and a lack of continuity between processes remain common challenges at the point of sale. It was precisely to solve this issue that ETPOS partnered with Verifone, one of the world's leading payment solution brands. The result is a direct integration between ETPOS billing software and Verifone payment terminals, already available in the Light version, with no need for additional modules. Invoicing and payments connected, without complications. With this integration, ETPOS billing software communicates directly with Verifone payment terminals, automatically sending the amount to be charged for each transaction. The aim is to eliminate errors associated with manually entering amounts on the terminal and reduce service time at the point of sale, a particularly relevant advantage for businesses with a higher volume of customers, such as retail and hospitality. The solution is available under two subscription models: rental, with a variable monthly fee adjusted to the business's turnover and no upfront investment in equipment, or equipment purchase, with a one-off payment. A solution to make day-to-day management easier. This partnership reinforces ETPOS's commitment to solutions that make everyday management easier for users running hospitality, trade and specialised retail businesses ang it brings invoicing and card payments together in the same ecosystem, combining the reliability of Verifone technology with the flexibility that already sets the software apart. Want to find out more and discover how you can apply this solution in your business? Fill in the form and ETPOS'll get in touch to answer your questions and help you get started using Verifone payments with ETPOS.

Eye on POS: Verifone's move against skimming; SUNMI's multifunctional POS. Verifone Inc. announced early Thursday it has been awarded a U. S. patent on technology that protects point-of-sale terminals and unattended payment devices from card skimming. The move comes as estimates indicate skimming losses grew 5% last year, reaching approximately $1 billion in the U.S. market. In skimming attacks, bad actors use hard-to-detect devices they insert into the card slot of a payment device or ATM to pick up account data related to the card. The data can then be used in the creation of fake cards. The crime is hard to detect, while longstanding preventive measures such as physical seals, sensors, or manual inspections "can be bypassed by an attacker who knows where to look," according to Verifone. "Instead of asking a terminal to detect a specific type of attack, we asked it to autonomously recognize when its own physical environment has changed in a suspect or unnatural way," says Will Morgan, Verifone's chief information security officer, in a statement. The new detection technology, called Wireless Tamper Detection, is aided by the radio capability already installed in many more recent payment terminals, says New York City-based Verifone. That allows the anti-skimming technology to be installed without the need for additional hardware, the company says. The patent number for the device is 12,664,553. The new detection technology can be provided through software rather than requiring hardware, Verifone says, because most modern payment terminals already feature radio capability. Verifone, founded in 1981, commands an estimated 30% share of the U.S. retail POS terminal market. It was acquired by Francisco Partners in 2018 for $3.4 billion. In related news, the Singapore-based POS technology provider SUNMI announced software that enables merchants to attend to ordering and other tasks on a main terminal while accepting contactless transactions on a separate device. The move is part of what the company calls an expansion of its SoftPOS platform aimed at adding contactless-payment capability to a greater range of commercial payment devices. SoftPOS depends on software already installed in consumer devices to accept payments. Some 24% of POS providers offer softPOS, up from 16% in 2025, according to TSG, an Omaha, Neb.-based payments-research firm.

Verifone and Fexco are elevating the customer experience with Dynamic Currency Conversion. July 17, 2026 Every day, millions of international shoppers face uncertainty at checkout: What exchange rate will I get? What will I actually pay? For Verifone, solving that moment of friction became a strategic priority. Tim Aden, who manages Strategic Partnerships for Verifone, shares insights into the highly successful collaboration between Verifone and Fexco, which has spanned more than ten years. The partnership brings together Fexco's Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) expertise and Verifone's world-class card-present payment solutions to deliver a seamless and integrated customer payment experience. The power of a strategic partnership. Verifone has a strong presence across key sectors including retail, quick-service restaurants (QSR), and food and beverage - industries that regularly serve high volumes of international customers. In these environments, cross-border payments can often create friction at the point of sale, with customers uncertain about exchange rates, final transaction values, and the amount that will ultimately appear on their bank statement. This lack of clarity can lead to hesitation and a stressful checkout experience. For businesses serving international customers, the value of DCC has therefore become undeniable. "Those are areas where DCC is a no-brainer. It's table stakes for a lot of retailers." While Verifone is a global leader in payment infrastructure, the company recognised the value of partnering with a specialist that has deep expertise and a long-standing track record in the DCC space. Rather than developing the capability independently, Verifone chose to collaborate with Fexco, a pioneer and global leader in DCC, to bring proven expertise and innovation into its payment ecosystem. As Aden notes: "In the case of DCC, it just made sense to partner with a leader like Fexco." Dynamic Currency Conversion: benefiting merchants and shoppers. Dynamic Currency Conversion is a payment solution that offers international customers the choice to pay in their preferred currency at the point of sale, with full transparency on FX rates and margins. For merchants: value-added payments and new revenue streams. For merchants, DCC provides an opportunity to unlock incremental revenue on eligible transactions through a guaranteed commission share, while also enhancing the overall customer experience. Importantly, the solution can be integrated with minimal operational complexity, allowing merchants to enhance their payment offering without overhauling their existing infrastructure. In fact, 82% of merchants offering DCC report an average sales uplift of 11%.* For customers: clarity, confidence and control at checkout. For international customers, DCC eliminates much of the uncertainty surrounding international payments and foreign exchange. When presented with the DCC option on the payment terminal, customers can see the transaction amount in their own currency before deciding how they would like to pay. "It gives them the comfort of knowing, 'When I make this transaction, I don't have to guess what's going to be on my statement.'" This transparency creates a frictionless, personalised and positive checkout experience, with 80% of customers believing that businesses offering DCC provide better value.* From seamless integration to go-live in three to four months. A key factor in the partnership's success is the integration of Fexco's DCC solution into Verifone's payment application. The process is designed to feel completely natural for the shopper. When an eligible international card is tapped or inserted, the terminal displays an additional screen offering the customer a choice of currencies. It does not disrupt the transaction flow but instead adds a valuable layer of service, ensuring a frictionless and intuitive process for both the cashier and the customer. While introducing new technology can often be a daunting prospect for merchants, Verifone and Fexco have made implementation straightforward and efficient. "From the initial conversation to getting the product live, including pilots and testing, we've seen that happen in as little as three or four months." This rapid turnaround is possible because the solution is designed to require minimal operational effort. Merchants can integrate it without overhauling their existing payment infrastructure, making adoption simple and practical. The combination of an improved customer experience, an additional revenue stream, and minimal operational complexity has driven strong interest among merchants. An innovative partnership for the future. By combining Verifone's global payment network with Fexco's specialised expertise in Dynamic Currency Conversion, the two companies have created a solution that delivers commercial value for merchants while improving the payment experience for their customers. Aden concludes: "It's one of those situations where everyone wins, and I think it's a great example of innovation that really does drive value for merchants. It's also a testament to the good work that Verifone and Fexco have done together to bring this solution to market." *Market research conducted by Qualtrics on behalf of Fexco. The research included a sample of 1,000 respondents across seven countries: Ireland, France, Germany, the UK, Canada, Brazil and Mexico.