The use of an EMV terminal only removes liability for card-present EMV transactions disputed for fraud-related reasons.

These options are coming soon.  The device can support those payment types, however, the PayConex Gateway is undergoing final certification in order to support contactless / NFC.

Yes.

The PAX S300 device costs $334.00. This price includes key injection and shipping.

We will continue to support all legacy Bluefin devices. If you are upgrading an existing device to the PAX S300, we recommend that you hold onto your legacy device as a backup.

You can pay for the device via ACH or credit card over the phone with Bluefin’s support team once the order is received and confirmed with the P2PE custodian on the merchant account.

After payment for your new device is collected, your device will be provisioned at BlueFin’s security center and shipped directly to your store – This typically takes 2 weeks.

For merchants who are currently using a legacy M130 device that is non-P2PE and upgrade to the PAX device: there will be P2PE transaction fees of 0.05 per transaction and $5 management fee per device added to your merchant account.

For merchants using an SREDKey, you are already being charged P2PE fees and their current rates will not change.

The PAX S300 is a networked device, and your point-of-sale computer/device must communicate with it over your local network. You will need to connect the PAX S300 with an ethernet cable to your local network (usually to a router, access point, or wifi bridge). The device also communicates directly with the payment processor, so it must have internet access.

Because this is a networked device, any number of point-of-sale terminals may use the PAX S300 to process payments, and you do not need a device for each point-of-sale terminal.