Verifone is a global leader in payment and commerce solutions, designing secure point-of-sale terminals and electronic payment systems for retail, hospitality, and financial sectors.
Verifone connects the world’s commerce by providing innovative payment technology and services to merchants and financial institutions. With a footprint in over 150 countries, the company designs and manufactures a wide range of electronic payment terminals, including countertop, portable, and mobile point-of-sale (POS) devices like the VX, UX, and Carbon series.
Verifone’s solutions support diverse payment methods—from chip and PIN to contactless and mobile wallets—while ensuring robust security and encryption standards. Whether in a small retail shop or a large multinational chain, Verifone systems act as the bridge between consumers and businesses, facilitating seamless and secure financial transactions.
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To restart most Verifone terminals, disconnect the power source (and battery if applicable), wait 10 seconds, and reconnect it. Some models also support a restart by holding the red Cancel key and the Enter key simultaneously.
You can access technical documentation and user guides on the Verifone Support Portal or browse the directory here on Manuals.plus.
Most Verifone terminals are not waterproof. If a device is exposed to water, disconnect power immediately and do not attempt to use it. Contact your service provider for assistance.
Do not attempt to open or repair the device yourself, as this may void the warranty and trigger security locks. Contact your local Verifone distributor or the service provider who supplied the terminal for repairs.