Card & Terminal Payments
Overview
Rewardly integrates with a range of card processors and payment terminals, so the POS can take card payments directly — and, in some cases, settle them on the tablet itself with no separate terminal.
How it works
Each card processor is a payment method type. Because card payments need gateway credentials (API keys, merchant accounts, terminal IDs), these are connected by the Rewardly team, not self-served by merchants.
Card gateways are set up by Rewardly
Card processors are not offered in the Type dropdown on your account — only the Rewardly team can pick them. To add one, contact Rewardly support: they connect the gateway and create the payment method for you. You can then open it under Payment Methods and edit the parts you control — POS label, outlets and channels. For the full list of types you can create yourself, see Payment method types.
Supported processors
| Processor | Notes |
|---|---|
| Adyen | Physical terminal and online (e-commerce) card payments. |
| Adyen Tap to Pay | Card payments on the tablet itself — no separate terminal. |
| Stripe | Card payments. |
| Fiuu | Card payments for Malaysia and Singapore, including VT+ softpos. |
| Airwallex | Card payments. |
| T05 | Terminal-based card payments. |
| DCS / DCS Wallet | DCS card and wallet (Singapore). |
| KPay | Terminal-based card payments. |
| X800 | Newland terminal payments. |
Default setup
- Contact Rewardly support and tell them which processor you use.
- They connect the gateway with your credentials and create the payment method for you.
- Open Payment Methods, select the new method, and edit the details you control — its POS label, outlets and channels.
- It now appears as a payment tile on the POS.
Advanced options
| Topic | Detail |
|---|---|
| Terminal vs online | A processor like Adyen can be set up for a physical terminal, for online payments, or both. |
| Tap to Pay | Adyen Tap to Pay takes contactless cards on the tablet; the on-screen tap position is configurable. |
| Fiuu CloudECR / VT+ | A softpos mode that runs the card reader on the same device. |
Card payments generally need an internet connection — most will be blocked if the tablet is offline.
Related
- Payment Methods — which types you can set up yourself, and editing the processor's POS tile.
- QR & Digital Wallets — non-card electronic payments.
- Payment Reports — reconciling what you took.