Introduction to transactions
  A financial transaction involves the transfer of funds between a cardholder's account and your own business account. For example, a credit Purchase transaction moves funds from the credit cardholder's account to your business account. A debit
    Refund transaction moves funds from your business account to the debit cardholder's chequing or savings account.
  Note:  Funds are not moved immediately. They are moved after your batch is closed and settled. For more information about closing your batch, see End of day process.
  The Moneris point-of-sale terminal can securely process a variety of financial transactions on cards including debit cards, credit cards, pre-paid credit cards, and gift cards. 
  Transaction guidelines
  
 To process financial transactions, follow these general guidelines.
  
    - Make sure you are connected to Moneris. Look for the presence of the 4G/3G symbols, or the Wi-Fi icon, and check the signal strength indicators      in the notification area at the top of the screen. If both the 4G/3G symbol and the Wi-Fi icon are not present, the terminal will not be able to process the transaction. If you are using 4G/3G communication, and the signal strength is 2 bars or
      below, the transaction may be processed slowly, or the terminal may not be able to process the transaction. Refer to the "No connection" error message.
 
    - Determine which transaction you want to process (for example, Purchase, Purchase - Card not present, Partial approval purchase,
      Pre-authorization, Refund, Independent refund, Void) 
    - Start the transaction on the terminal and follow the prompts on screen. If needed, refer to the instructions for each transaction, using the links above.
 
  
  
    - If prompted, pass the terminal to your customer so they can respond to the customer prompts.
 
    - If card entry is required to complete the transaction, the customer (if present) enters their card using tap, insert , or swipe.
 
    - The merchant prompts and the customer prompts may vary depending on:
      
        - the transaction type (for example, Purchase or Refund)
 
        - the payment type (for example, credit or debit)
 
        - the method of card entry (for example, tap, insert, swipe or manual entry)
 
        - any features you have turned on (for example, tipping)
 
      
     
    - If a transaction is cancelled, the terminal audibly announces the cancellation over the terminal speaker.
 
  
  
    - Process any printed receipts.
 
  
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