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Frequently Asked Questions
What payment methods does the Ingenico Link 2500 accept?
The Ingenico Link 2500 accepts all major payment methods including NFC/Contactless, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, Chip & Pin, and Swipe & Sign. This versatility allows you to accommodate all customers as the economy transitions to contactless payment options. We offer this terminal to support the full range of payment acceptance your business needs.
What payment methods does the Ingenico MOV500 support?
The Ingenico Move 5000 supports all forms of electronic payments including EMV chip and PIN, chip and sign, magstripe, signature capture, and NFC/contactless payments. This comprehensive payment acceptance ensures you can process transactions from virtually any customer payment method available today.
What payment methods does the Ingenico Link 2500 accept?
The Ingenico Link 2500 accepts all major payment methods including NFC/Contactless payments, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, Chip & Pin, and Swipe & Sign. This versatility ensures you can accommodate all customer payment preferences as the economy transitions to contactless options. We offer this terminal to help you accept every payment method your customers prefer.
What connectivity options are available on the MOV500?
The Move 5000 offers multiple wireless communication options including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and 4G/LTE connectivity. These diverse connectivity options guarantee payment availability in various environments and help optimize communication costs for mobile and on-the-go payment processing.
What connectivity options are available on the Link 2500?
The Link 2500 offers fully versatile connectivity including 4G (with 3G fallback), Bluetooth Class II, dual-band WiFi, and USB-Serial connections. This flexible connectivity allows you to optimize your payment solution for any existing infrastructure. Contact us today to discuss which connectivity option works best for your operation.
What connectivity options are available on the Link 2500i model?
The Link 2500i includes 4G connectivity with 3G fallback, Bluetooth Class II, dual-band WiFi, and USB connectivity. These versatile connectivity options allow you to optimize your payment solution for any existing infrastructure. Contact us today to discuss which connectivity configuration best fits your deployment needs.
Is the Ingenico MOV500 PCI compliant?
Yes, the Move 5000 is PCI-PTS 5.x certified and meets the latest hardware and software security requirements. It uses the Telium TETRA OS with advanced cryptographic schemes and future-proof key length to ensure the highest level of payment security.
What are the display specifications for the Ingenico Link 2500?
The Link 2500 features a 2.4-inch color display with backlit QVGA resolution (240 x 320 pixels) and a capacitive touch screen for intuitive user interaction. The compact display is designed for mobile merchants who need payment acceptance in their pocket. Visit barcodesinc.com to learn more about this mobile-optimized terminal.
What is the difference between the Link 2500 Slim and Standard versions?
The Link 2500 Slim version measures 5.07 x 2.75 x 0.51 inches and weighs 120g, while the Standard version is 5.07 x 2.75 x 0.59 inches and weighs 150g. Both versions feature the same processing power and payment acceptance capabilities, with the Slim version offering a more compact form factor for mobile merchants. Available from us in both configurations to match your portability requirements.
Does the Link 2500 support contactless card payments and digital wallets?
Yes, the Link 2500 features EMV/ISO14443 contactless card readers and full support for digital wallets including Apple Pay and Samsung Pay. The terminal is specifically engineered for flexibility to accept NFC/Contactless payments alongside traditional chip and magstripe options. Visit barcodesinc.com to explore our complete mobile payment terminal solutions.
Is the Link 2500 suitable for mobile merchants?
Yes, the Ingenico Link 2500 is specifically engineered as an ideal payment terminal for busy mobile merchants. With its compact design, removable 1200mAH Li-ion battery, and versatile connectivity options, it provides payment acceptance portability without compromising functionality. We offer the Link 2500 to support merchants who need flexible, on-the-go payment processing.
What built-in data capture features does the MOV500 include?
The Move 5000 includes built-in data capture capabilities with an optional camera or barcode scanner and GPS tracking. These features enable alternative payment schemes and support unlimited possibilities for innovative business applications beyond standard payment processing.
What operating system does the Ingenico Link 2500 use?
The Link 2500 runs the Telium TETRA Operating System, which embeds the best security mechanisms to protect transaction privacy and leverage Ingenico's payment applications portfolio. This secure platform is built on a Cortex A5 processor with 256MB Flash and 128MB RAM. We offer terminals with this proven secure operating system for enterprise-grade payment processing.
What is the display size and type on the Ingenico MOV500?
The Move 5000 features a large 3.5-inch color touchscreen with powerful multimedia capabilities. This display provides a best-in-class user experience with a rich, intuitive user interface designed for mobility and consumer-facing transactions.
What security features does the Link 2500 include?
The Link 2500 runs the Telium TETRA Operating System, which embeds the best security mechanisms to protect transaction privacy and leverages Ingenico's portfolio of secure payment applications. The terminal supports EMV Level 1 smart card readers and meets PCI standards for payment security. Contact us today to discuss compliance requirements for your payment processing needs.
What is the battery capacity and type for the Link 2500 Slim?
The Link 2500 Slim model features a removable 1200mAH Li-ion battery, while the Standard version includes a 600mAH Li-ion battery. The larger capacity in the Slim version supports extended mobile payment operations throughout your business day. Contact us today for details on battery performance and replacement options available from our team.
Can the MOV500 be used for mobile and on-the-go payment processing?
Yes, the Move 5000 is specifically designed for mobility with multiple wireless connectivity options and a portable form factor. Combined with its comprehensive payment support, data capture capabilities, and business app ecosystem, it enables merchants to process payments anywhere, boosting sales on-the-go.
What are the physical dimensions and weight of the Link 2500 Standard version?
The Link 2500 Standard version measures 5.07 x 2.75 x 0.67 inches and weighs 150 grams, making it a lightweight and portable solution for mobile payment processing. Available from us in multiple configurations including Slim (120g) and Integration versions to suit different deployment scenarios.