Our Standalone solution
If you don't need a fully featured API integration, you may want to use our standalone terminal solution.
We offer countertop and portable terminals that have a built-in printer. These can be used as standalone terminals.
Adyen offers a range of the latest terminals from various manufacturers. When used in an API integration, most terminal models support:
- Card, mobile wallet, and QR code payment methods.
- Multiple languages.
- Shopper recognition.
- Tipping.
- Tax-free shopping.
- Customizable screen and receipt logos.
- Using beacons to connect your cash register to the nearest terminal.
Each terminal model offers specific features, such as a large screen or a built-in printer, which you should consider when you choose terminals for your integration.
Step 1: Choose terminals
You may want to choose one model of terminal for your integration, or use a combination of different terminal models.
We offer terminals for the following use-cases:
- Countertop: A stationary terminal with a small footprint. Great for retail.
- Mobile: Small and battery-powered, these terminals are great in an endless aisle solution. In case of network connection issues, some models offer fallback to a 2G, 3G, or 4G GPRS cellular connection. There's also an all-in-one model that lets you run Android apps.
- Multimedia: Its large screen provides a rich multimedia experience, and elegantly collects input from your shoppers.
- Portable: Due to its built-in printer, these battery-powered terminals are ideal for hospitality, food and beverage, or high-end retail stores. In case of network connection issues, they offer fallback to a 2G, 3G, or 4G GPRS cellular connection. There's also an all-in-one model that lets you run Android apps.
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Unattended: Self-service solution for use in unattended environments such as your kiosk or vending machines.
Many European mobile network operators will discontinue support for 3G from 2020 onwards. If you're located in Europe, terminals with 4G fallback may be a better option.
Terminal connectivity
Connectivity is also an important factor to consider when choosing a terminal. The following table shows the connection options available on each terminal model.
| Type | Model | Ethernet | Wi-Fi | Cellular | Bluetooth beacon | Bluetooth PAN |
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| Countertop | P400 Plus |  |
2.4 and 5 GHz |  |
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| V400c Plus 1 | |
2.4 and 5 GHz | |
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| Mobile | e280 | |
2.4 GHz | |
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| e285p | |
2.4 and 5 GHz | 3G | |
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| S1E | |
2.4 and 5 GHz | 4G | |
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| Multimedia | M400 | |
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| Portable | S1F2 1 | |
2.4 and 5 GHz | 4G | |
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| V240m Plus 1 | |
2.4 and 5 GHz | 3G | |
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| V400m 1 | With optional Bluetooth base |
2.4 and 5 GHz | 4G | |
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| Unattended | UX300 | |
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| UX410 | |
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1 Available as a standalone terminal.
Countertop
P400 Plus / V400c Plus
With its small footprint and ethernet connection, the Verifone P400 Plus works well on a stationary retail counter.
If you need a standalone countertop terminal, we offer the V400c Plus. This is similar to the P400, but has a built-in printer.
Display:
- 3.5" color touchscreen
Connectivity:
- Ethernet
- Wi-Fi (2.4 and 5 GHz)
- Bluetooth beacon
Mobile
e280
The Verifone e280 is our smallest terminal, with an on-screen keyboard instead of a keypad. It runs on battery power, and can be connected to an iPad or tablet for on-the-go processing.
Display:
- 3.5" color touchscreen
Connectivity:
- Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz)
- Bluetooth beacon
e285p
The Verifone e285p is a pocket-sized terminal with a small display. It runs on battery power and can be connected to an iPad or tablet for on-the-go processing. It also features 3G fallback, so you can continue processing payments in case of Wi-Fi connection issues.
Display:
- 2.8" color touchscreen
Connectivity:
- Wi-Fi (2.4 and 5 GHz)
- 2G and 3G
- Bluetooth beacon
S1E
The Castles S1E is a battery-powered Android payment terminal that you can turn into an all-in-one device by installing apps for your cash register, inventory management, and more. You can choose between the standard model and a model with a built-in barcode scanner and an extended battery.
Features:
- 5" color touchscreen
- Camera
Connectivity:
- Wi-Fi (2.4 and 5 GHz)
- 3G and 4G
- Bluetooth beacon
Multimedia
M400
The Verifone M400 terminal features a large screen, which is ideal for:
- Displaying line items, virtual receipts, and advertising on the screen.
- Collecting shopper input, such as a shopper's email address, signature, or survey feedback.
Display:
- 5" color touchscreen.
Connectivity:
- Ethernet
- Bluetooth beacon
Portable
Portable terminals can be used in fully featured API integrations, or as a standalone terminal.
S1F2
The Castles S1F2 is a battery-powered Android payment terminal that you can turn into an all-in-one device by installing apps for your cash register, inventory management, and more.
Features:
- 5.5" color touchscreen
- Camera
- Printer
Connectivity:
- Wi-Fi (2.4 and 5 GHz)
- 3G and 4G
- Bluetooth beacon
V400m / V240 plus
The Verifone V400m can be powered by a power adapter, or with the included battery pack. It features a built-in printer for portable transaction processing, and 4G fallback so you can continue processing in case of connection issues.
For Brazil, we offer the Verifone V240 plus. This is similar to the V400m.
Display:
- 3.5" color touchscreen
Connectivity:
- Wi-Fi (2.4 and 5 GHz)
- 2G, 3G, and 4G
- Bluetooth beacon
- Optional: Connect to Ethernet through a Bluetooth base station
Unattended
UX300
The Verifone UX300 consists of the UX300 card reader, the UX100 PIN pad with a display, and the UX400 NFC-reader. These devices are intended for mounting in your self-service machine.
Display:
- 2.5" monochrome, non-touch
Connectivity:
- Ethernet
UX410
The Verifone UX410 is an NFC-reader that allows shoppers to pay with a contactless card or a mobile wallet. It is ideal as a standalone payment device for quick, low-value transactions in a self-service environment.
Display:
- None
Connectivity:
- Ethernet
Once you've chosen the terminal that fits your business needs, you can order it from your Adyen Customer Area.
For information on setting up a terminal, refer to our terminal manuals.
Step 2: Order terminals
For testing, you can order test payment terminals and an Adyen test card from your test Customer Area. With the test card, you can make payments on the test terminals. These are dummy payments that do not result in actual credits or debits to a live bank account.
When you're ready to go live, you need to order terminals from your live Customer Area. These are terminals that can make live payments.
When your terminal arrives you will need to board the terminal. This connects the terminal to the internet, and associates it with one of the physical stores that are defined in your Adyen account structure.