My store setup with Ingenico

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Quick question for the community:

We're trying to figure out the best approach for our retail

Would love to hear from others who've dealt with this.

Raymond Harris 👑 Master

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Susan Taylor

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208 posts

Nov 6, 2025

Cost us about $98/month all in. Worth it.

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Dorothy Scott

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195 posts

Nov 8, 2025

We had the same issue. What worked for us was restarting the terminal

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Carlos Hall

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192 posts

Nov 12, 2025

Training took about 2 days for our staff.

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Frances Russell

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Nov 15, 2025

Training took about 4 days for our staff.

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Lauren Rogers

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229 posts

Nov 17, 2025

Great question! In my experience with PayPal Zettle, it has been working well for us

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Jennifer Young

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218 posts

Nov 22, 2025

This is why we switched to Hike POS. No regrets.

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Susan Johnson

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225 posts

Nov 23, 2025

Check out the gift card system setting, that might help.

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