What you can expect.
High-contrast displays
Users can switch to a high-contrast screen, with reduced colours and larger fonts for improved visibility on any Core terminal.
Audible prompts
V400c and V400m terminals offer step-by-step guided audio, so cardholders can hear what's on the screen.
A more inclusive checkout experience.
Point-of-sale systems that rely on visual cues can create barriers to financial independence for the 1.5 million Canadians living with sight loss(1). Through community consultation and in partnership with the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB), an accessibility mode has been created and is available across the Moneris® Core lineup to help break these barriers. Here’s how accessibility mode works.
How accessibility mode works
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1) Begin the transaction
Simply enter the purchase amount and let your customer know the terminal has an accessibility mode.
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2) Enable accessibility mode
From there, you or your customer can enable accessibility mode via the "A" icon on-screen or "5" key.
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3) You’re all set
Accessibility mode will be activated, and the customer can proceed with their transaction.
Activation is the same across all Moneris Core terminals (V400c, V400m, Move 5000, and Desk 5000).
You can either:
- Press the “5” key on the number pad
- Touch the “A” icon in the display’s top right corner
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1Source: Statistics Canada, Canadian Survey on Disability, 2017