Can a credit card be processed using a code bar scanner?

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any merchant service provider, contact your bank

It needs to be configured . use the bar-code chart that you got with the scanner

A wireless system for credit card processing allows you to process payments even without the bulky card reader and processor that are commonly used in stores. All you need is an Android or an iOS device plus the credit card reading attachment and you can process payments in no time.

Telephone the bank that issued the credit-card to you, and see if your credit-card is OK, and is not "limited", and not over your limit.

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Hi,
Following are the steps to use credit card machine

step1:Input the credit card numbers.If you have the credit card in hand, swipe it through the card reader. Most readers have a small icon or picture on them that shows which way the magnetic strip on the back of the card should be facing. If not, try running it
through the reader with the strip facing the machine first, since that is the most common direction. If you have a phone order, or do not have the credit card in hand, select the button marked "sale." On many machines this is also the "1" key, but it varies depending on the brand of the machine. Then follow the on-screen prompts to enter the card number and expiration date. Always double-check the numbers before pushing enter

step 2:
Input the sale information.Typically, the machine will first ask for the sales amount in dollars and cents. Input the amount using the number keypad. Double-check the amount to make sure it appears correctly on the screen and if it does, then push enter. If you accidentally input the wrong amount, look for the "clear" or "delete" key and start over. In some cases, the machine will prompt you for additional information after you've entered the sale amount. Follow the prompts to enter information, such as the customer's zip code or an order number.

step 3:
Wait for the sale to process. Depending on the machine's connection the sale may process within seconds or it may take a few minutes. If the machine seems to become "stuck" while processing a sale, do not re-enter the sale, but instead call the processing company's phone number for further instructions. In many cases this number will appear on a sticker on the machine.

step 4:
Process the receipt.If the customer is present, have them sign the credit card receipt. Give them the copy and retain the original for your records. If the customer is not present, write "phone-in" or another appropriate phrase on the signature line of the receipt. Keep one receipt for your records and include the other in the shipment of the goods to the customer.

step 5:
Close the batch.Double-check with your processing company, but most require you to run a "batch report" or close a batch of credit card receipts each day. This is the process that tells the company to finalize the credit card charges and deposit the balance to your account. Many machines will have a key that is marked "batch." You can press this key and then follow the prompts to close the batch at the end of the day. If the machine does not have a "batch" key, consult the user's manual for instructions or call your credit card processing company for instructions.

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