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Click here for PDF Product Sheet for the VeriFone Tranz 330
The TRANZ 330 system gives retailers a fast,
low-cost way to authorize and process credit
card sales and guarantee checks. It lets
retailers accept debit (ATM) cards in payment,
through an optional PIN pad.
Plus, it supports other point-of-service (POS)
applications involving the transfer of value,
such as EBT healthcare and government
benefits programs.
With TRANZ 330, you can connect a slip, roll or
sprocket printer for fast, accurate sales receipts
and reports. And you can quickly add, update
and create applications using TCL the VeriFone
terminal control language designed specifically
for transaction processing.
TRANZ 330 is so easy to use, you can
complete a typical transaction with just a few
keystrokes. It displays large, legible numbers
and letters—providing simple, easy-tounderstand
prompts that guide you through
each step of a typical transaction.
Accept the Following Accessories
Pin Pads Verifone 101, 201, 1000, 2000
Printers Citizen 562, Verifone's 150, 250, 900, PrintPoint 1000,
PrintPoint 3000
Additional Information
Host communication speed: 1200 bps
Track configuration 1 & 2
Advantages
AVS Compatible
Supports ATM/Debit cards
Features
American Express and Discover Split-dial
Automatic Close
Demo Mode
Fraud control
Password protection
Pre-dial
Pre-print
Tax calculation
Ideal Applications
Bar Tab
Bypass tip mode
Capture pick-up (time of card swipe) and return
Car Rental Angencies
Check-in and check-out on same terminal
Clerk Prompt
CPS Hotel compliant
Duplicate contract number editing
Enter tip after sale
Hotels (small or large)
Incremental authorizations and partial reversal at return
Incremental authorizations at checkout
Local reporting (detail, total, clerk, open folio)
Mail order sales
Open and closed contact number editing
Option to close without tipping
Partial reversals at summary
Pre-print receipt
Recall by contract number
Recall transactions by server and table
Restaurants (small or large)
Retail Stores (small or large)
Tip and Tax Prompt