US businesses can now turn Galaxy phones into mobile POS terminals with Talus’ ReadyPoint

TL;DR

Talus and Samsung launched ReadyPoint, which turns Galaxy phones and tablets into mobile point-of-sale terminals.

The platform supports Tap-to-Pay, barcode scanning, multiple payment entry methods, and PCI MPoC compliance.

ReadyPoint is now available through Talus’ reseller channel after a successful soft launch.

Talus and Samsung Electronics America have joined forces to offer an all-in-one smart mobile point-of-sale solution that uses Galaxy phones instead of dedicated PoS hardware.

Samsung says Talus' newly launched ReadyPoint app can turn almost any Galaxy phone or tablet into a complete business operating suite.

The platform was built to support a variety of use cases and industries, from field service and contractors to boutiques and speciality retail.

When combined with Samsung's Galaxy mobile hardware, Talus says its ReadyPoint platform offers numerous benefits, including:

Rugged Galaxy phone and tablet options.

NFC Tap-to-Pay and camera barcode scanning.

Tap, Link, QR code and manual payment card entry.

PCI MPoC and Tap-to-Pay compliant capabilities.

Secure device sharing and authentication.

Straightforward pricing.

Dedicated merchant accounts.

24/7 US-based human support.

ReadyPoint uses Galaxy hardware as its foundation, but it's also powered in part by Ingenico, which provides SoftPOS Tap-to-Pay capabilities to the suite.

The platform was also showcased at the Western States Acquirers Association Annual Conference, which was held in Palm Springs, California, between September 15 and 17.

Following a successful soft launch, ReadyPoint is now available through Talus' reseller channel.

To learn more about the platform, you can visit ReadyPoint. And as usual, for more Galaxy devices and enterprise options, you can check out Samsung's business online shop.

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Mihai is a blogger and column writer at SamMobile. His first Samsung phone was an A800 which took a lot of beating, and a part of him still misses the novelty of the clamshell design. In his free time, he enjoys watching shows, documentaries, and stand-up comedy; listening to music, taking walks, and occasionally playing old(er) video games.

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