Industry-Setting Solutions
The global payment technology innovator's complete range of solutions includes point-of-sale/point-of-transaction terminals, peripheral devices, transaction networking devices, network access controllers, transaction environment software, a high-performance, high-speed data communications service for transaction-based applications, and an array of pre and post-sale services and support.
Hypercom terminals include stand-alone terminals, terminals integrated with host server or PC based systems and wireless terminals. These highly popular, in-demand terminals serve a number of end-user environments including: stand-alone merchant countertop, multi-lane retailers, quick service indoor and outdoor drive-thru 'pay at the menu order board', kiosks and temporary merchant locations, mobile units and operations such as car rental companies and delivery services.
Hypercom's award-winning terminal technology solutions accept magnetic stripe cards, smart or chip cards, check truncation, conversion and imaging, and radio frequency (RF) transmitting devices. Terminal functionality ranges from routine tasks - such as credit or debit authorization, electronic receipt capture and electronic batch submission and settlement - to more advanced functions such as interactive customer coupon and loyalty programs, issuance of gift and prepaid cards, signature capture, time and attendance, electronic benefits transfer and identification verification.
The global payment technology leader's peripheral devices, which interface with its terminals, include printers, PIN pads, check readers, receipt capture devices, identity verification devices and external modems.
Hypercom: The Clear Choice, The Intelligent Choice
Merchants worldwide select Hypercom's technology above all others. The company's feature-rich T7Plus terminal sets the performance benchmark for mid-range point-of-sale/point-of-transaction terminals. Hypercom's smart, fast and easy-use interactive ICE touch-screen terminals have become the card payment terminals of choice for more and more multi-lane retailers worldwide.
Hypercom's new HFT outdoor card payment technology delivers new levels of speed, security and superior performance for the ever-growing number of consumers who opt for drive-up service and/or 'pay at the menu board' convenience at quick service restaurants and pharmacies nationwide.
The internationally recognized payment technology leader's robust, ultra high density MegaNACﾮ 180 dial access concentrator provides a wide range of point-of-sale/point-of-transaction telecommunications functions and significantly lowers the cost per port in point-of-sale/transaction dial access networks.
And that's just the beginning.
The global payment technology leader is now taking electronic transactions to the next level, introducing an array of intelligently integrated solutions designed to speed the check out lines and boost the profit lines for retailers, including:
- Optimum L4100: the sleek, compact, high speed and high performance signature capture card payment terminal packing a powerful Intel processor based on Intelﾮ XScaleﾮ technology to deliver unprecedented multi-application performance and speed for multi-lane environments.
- Optimum T4100: the high performance, high speed card payment terminal with Intel XScale technology to deliver intelligently integrated multi-application performance and the industry's fastest transaction speeds for smaller merchants.
- Optimum M2100: the innovative, wireless, hand held terminal based on 32-bit technology that will deliver performance and price efficiency for mobile merchants who want to bring the payment system directly to the consumer.
- IN-tact 1101: the first in a series of high speed, low cost Internet Protocol (IP) gateway devices that let merchants gain the speed and cost savings of IP connectivity with their existing Hypercom terminals.
- S9: the new PED and EMV certified, Infoguard tested payment device packed with unique merchant branding features, flexible connectivity for easy integration with leading POS systems, and the ability to truly take advantage of the increase in PIN-based card transactions.
Additionally, in April of 2004, Hypercom announced that it has entered the dial and IP POS transaction network business with its new high performance HBNetﾙ network that gives processors a competitive source for information delivery services. The Hypercom network is already operational in Canada and, in its infancy, is already handling over 600 million transactions, or nearly 50% of all transaction traffic in that country, on an annual basis.
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