It is compatible, however, with Android 5.0 devices and upwards. The Square reader will process payment types including chip and PIN or EMV cards, contactless or NFC cards, ...

Square Credit Card Reader. Square is a financial service, merchant services aggregator, and mobile payment company based in San Francisco, and they have been in business since 2009.

Square’s New Device Will Read Microchip Credit Cards. EMV migration in the U.S. in finally upon us, and Square wants in. ... Inside Square’s Detail-Obsessed Creation Of A New Reader; ...

Square Reader plugs into a headphone jack of an iOS or Android device and allows a merchant to process payments quickly and cheaply. The reader costs A$19 and sellers pay 1.9% per transaction ...

Square’s $399 Handheld accepts tap-to-pay at your table. Square says the new portable card reader is ‘one of the thinnest and lightest’ POS devices on the market.

Square (NYSE: SQ) recently introduced Square Terminal, a portable all-in-one payment processing device designed to replace keypad-based credit card machines. The wireless, Wi-Fi-enabled device ...

When it came to tampering with the Square Reader and turning it into a credit card skimmer, the company claimed that’s not an issue, because if somebody breaks the device the way the researchers ...

As a credit card payment-related device, the Square Reader accessory for iOS has maintained a decent track record in not falling victim to malicious hacks. Unfortunately, that might be about to ...

The Square Card Reader, the inch-wide device that attaches to Apple iOS and Google Android devices for credit card and debit transactions, is starting to appear on shelves in Radio Shack and Best Buy.

The Square Reader has helped lower the barrier to entry for many small retailers keen to take payments on card. Now, though, new research reveals that it’s possible to turn one of the readers ...

Square’s POS software falls in line with the company’s simple-to-use business model. It supports in-person and online transactions once integrated with any of the hardware devices available.

Square's hardware revenue rose 78% annually to $18.4 million last quarter, fueled by strong demand for its Reader, Stand, and Register devices.However, that total accounted for less than 5% of ...