QR payments vs payment terminal
This guide covers: comparing QR payments and a payment terminal. We focus on quick setup and a clear customer experience.
If you have questions, use the contact form or check the documents.
In short
Key points to keep in mind:
- A terminal means hardware and contracts — QR can be faster to start.
- QR works well when mobility and low entry cost matter.
- Compare costs and customer convenience for your case.
How to start
The simplest start is to configure the basics and generate your first payment. Then you can expand settings (e.g. scenarios or shortcuts).
- Start with a simple scenario (one amount, one title).
- Check pricing.
- If needed, use the contact form.
Related pages
- QR payments without a terminal
- How QR payments work (step by step)
- QR payment methods: BLIK, Apple Pay, Google Pay (and more)
- QR payment security
FAQ
When is comparing QR payments and a payment terminal better than a terminal?
When quick start, mobility, and no extra hardware matter. For many small businesses it’s simply more convenient.
Does comparing QR payments and a payment terminal work in a fixed location?
Yes. You can print the QR or show it on a screen—just make it visible and easy to access.
What matters more for comparing QR payments and a payment terminal: cost or convenience?
Usually both. Estimate costs and test how customers react to the payment flow.