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Manual Payments
An easy and cost-effective manual payment system for low-volume sales
If you handle low volumes of transactions, or simply prefer a non-electronic system, a manual payment system is a good entry-level option. You simply process your customer’s credit card system through a manual imprinter and submit the receipt to your local branch for processing. It gives you the versatility to accept Visa and MasterCard payments, and by arrangement you can add on American Express, Diners Club and JCB cards*.
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Improves your business cashflow by eliminating the need to provide layby, store credit or to accept personal cheques
Provides flexibility and choice of payment type for the customer
Promotes impulse buying as there is less need for your customer to carry cash
Key features
- Cost-effective for low volume transactions
- Reduces cash handling and reduces need to accept personal cheques or store credit
- Easy to operate
- Reliable operation at point of sale
- Sales vouchers can be processed using everyday banking procedures
Key benefits
- Offers a low-cost, effective entry-level manual payment solution for accepting credit cards
- Reduced cash handling lessens the incidence of cash related errors
- Improves security as less cash is kept on the premises
- The ability to pay by credit card reduces the need for your customers to carry cash
- Improves the competitive position of your business by making more payment options available to customers
Contact us
- Learn more about a manual payment system by calling 1300 781 605 8am - 6pm (AEST), Monday to Friday
Email us
- Send an email enquiry
Visit a branch
All applications for a St.George payment solution are subject to approval.
*If you want to accept American Express, Diners Club or Japan Credit Bureau, you will need to enter into a separate merchant agreement with these organisations.
*If you want to accept American Express, Diners Club or Japan Credit Bureau, you will need to enter into a separate merchant agreement with these organisations.
