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June 1967 saw the World’s first ATM machine launched and heralded a transformation in the way people obtained and used cash. Fast forward five decades, and it is still going strong and June 2017 saw the site of the world’s first cash machine turned into gold to commemorate the 50th…

Wireless Terminal Solutions are proud to have featured in Hollyoaks this week. Fans of the popular Channel 4 drama may have seen our mobile card machine in the episode which aired on Monday 9th January 2017, where Amy Barnes (played by  Ashley Slanina-Davies) is receiving a payment at the cafe…

The popularity in contactless technology is showing no signs of slowing down. Reports show that in London, almost 50% of card payments under £30 are now contactless.  The amount being spent by customers rose by 163%. London leads the way with the popular contactless technology. Outside London, Manchester was the…

Contactless technology; no need for costly Wi-Fi- secure payment systems; increased revenue – these all sound good to an exhibitor attending a food festival, right? They sound good to the organisers of the Foodies Festival too, which is why the Media Company have appointed Wireless Terminal Solutions as the official…

It’s the most frequently asked question our ePOS team get asked. What exactly is an ePOS system? ePOS is an abbreviation for Electronic Point of Sales System. In this blog we will aim to cover the main topics relating to an ePOS system, and the basic values and elements relating…

Wireless Terminal Solutions are proud to launch its new expansive online accessories store for the start of spring 2017. During its exciting transformation, you will see lots of changes around the website. We’ve listened to our customers’ feedback, and simplified the layout of the online store meaning you can find…

The popularity of cards continues to grow, and records were broken in October 2016. Britons spent a record £55.3bn using cards in October, and they significantly increased in popularity most notably through online shopping and contactless technology. 23% of the figure was spent online and around £12.8bn worth of card…