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All-in-one mPOS solution

The new FDA600-POS rugged handheld PDA with integrated EFTPOS now also features fiscal memory and biometric signature capture and is a fully fledged mPOS solution which sits in the palm of the hand. Mobile operators can track deliveries by scanning and geotagging barcodes or RFID tags, capturing recipients’ biometric signatures, take photos, print receipts, and accept electronic Chip & Pin payments. Several built-in FDA600-POS options extend the scope of the potential applications to door-to-door sales,
November 20, 2013 Read time: 1 min
The new FDA600-POS rugged handheld PDA with integrated EFTPOS now also features fiscal memory and biometric signature capture and is a fully fledged mPOS solution which sits in the palm of the hand.

Mobile operators can track deliveries by scanning and geotagging barcodes or RFID tags, capturing recipients’ biometric signatures, take photos, print receipts, and accept electronic Chip & Pin payments.

Several built-in FDA600-POS options extend the scope of the potential applications to door-to-door sales, home delivery, mobile fare collection, postal and courier services, law enforcement.
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