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Stationary POS

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A stationary POS that works on ADSL allows you to make transactions without paying extra fees.

A stationary POS that works on ADSL allows you to make transactions without paying extra fees.

What Is a Stationary POS?

A stationary POS is a practical payment collection tool that quickly accepts payments from your customers' cards. The product is especially useful for companies not obliged to use cash register POS (not subject to the provisions of Law No. 3100 and related legislation).

Stationary POS Features

Kuveyt Türk's Stationary POS boasts helpful features:

  • Stationary POS does not incur extra communication fees regardless of the number of transactions. Thus, you can enjoy a cost advantage besides the convenience of fast transactions.
  • The product is especially ideal for businesses with a high number of transactions.
  • Thanks to its backup operation feature, you can provide uninterrupted service to your customers.
  • You can experience the possibility of faster remote uploading first-hand.
  • You can use both your stationary POS device and your computer at the same time on the ADSL line.

Stationary POS Fee

  • POS installment and single payment commission rates are reflected to the merchant. Your customers do not have to pay maturity difference.
  • A fee of TRY 99 (excluding BITT) is charged for the stationary POS product.
  • If you are a legal credit card user and spend TRY 10,000 or more monthly, the next fee will be charged at a discount. If you make card expenditures, the fee will be deducted to TRY 59 (excluding BITT).

How Can I Apply for Stationary POS?

You can apply for stationary POS within minutes via Kuveyt Türk Mobile:

  1. Log in to Kuveyt Turk Mobile.
  2. Select POS -> POS Application -> Physical POS -> Stationary POS from the menu.
  3. On the new page, select your account type, sector of activity, and working conditions.

It's that simple! You can immediately apply for a Stationary POS and enjoy the comfort of a low-cost and fast collection.

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