07 Apr
General

EFTPOS Paper Roll Products

EPR (EFTPOS Paper Rolls) Products

Eftpos Paper Rolls Products

 Here at Eftpos Paper Rolls, our customers are assured of a paper supplier where quality meets strength. As specialist in the production of ATM, thermal, and paper and thermal paper rolls, we are increasing the success of the payment processing industry through our paper solutions. Our rolls are designed to be extremely durable and long lasting to help withstand a plethora of transactions.

By keeping every business running efficiently and ensuring their transactions are flowing smoothly, we have become a leader in the paper roll industry. We have been supplying POS supplies for over 15 years, and our track record of satisfied business shows that when it comes to quality, we stand out from the rest.

If your business wants to take the next level in efficiency and increased production, then Eftpos Paper Roll is here to help. We believe we are the past, present and future to the paper roll industry.

 

10-Pack Paper Rolls

 Our 10-pack paper rolls are offered in thermal rolls, ATM, bond, carbonless, and custom options. Our 10-pack selection still contains the same quality as our larger packs but are preferably for smaller business and low traffic stores.

Rather than buying large bulks of paper rolls that could potentially be damaged or misplaced, businesses can benefit from our compact and money-saving 10-packs. Our 10-pack is sufficient for a significant amount of time and transactions. Each roll is long-lasting, helping business have a continuous transaction flow, which then helps production numbers rise.

Our 10-pack of paper rolls are perfect for any business that is ready to take their electric funds to the next level. Our 10-packs can come in the following:

 

Thermal

Our thermal paper is a fine paper that we infuse with heat-sensitive chemicals. It creates a high-quality and durable receipt for electronic transactions. This type of paper roll is offered in a 10-pack or a 50-pack.

 

ATM

Our ATM paper roll is a type of thermal roll used during ATM transactions. These are specifically used when customers make transactions through the ATM machine and receive a receipt of the activity. Our ATM paper rolls are offers in the 10-pack as well as the 50-pack.

 

Bond

Specifically meant for impact printers and ink ribbons, our bond paper rolls are designed to be extremely durable and long lasting. They are used for things like letterheads, business forms, cash registers and more. Our bond paper roll is made to perform well for pen or pencil print, offset printing, laser printing, or inkjet printing. It is also offered in a 10 pack or 50 pack.

 

Carbonless

Our carbonless paper roll is a high-quality thin paper that allows the ink to bleed but still be perfectly eligible. Carbonless paper is used for making duplicate copies of documents or important forms of writing. Businesses can order our carbonless paper rolls in a 10-pack selection or other variations.

 

Custom Printed

 Our custom printed paper roll allows our clients to put any custom logos or designs on the paper. This allows the opportunity for business to increase their profitability. The custom print rolls are offered in 10-packs.

 

Order Your 10-Pack or 50-Pack Today

 Depending on what your business needs whether it is carbonless, bond, thermal, or ATM, we have your 10 Pack Eftpos Rolls waiting! Order your 10-pack today.

01 Apr
General

Why You Need Paper Rolls

Why You Need Paper Rolls

Has it ever occurred to you that receipts actually hold a lot of valuable information? Not just for the customers but for the businesses records as well. At Eftpos Paper Rolls, we recognize that paper rolls and thermal rolls are necessary if a business uses any form of electronic payment system.

Without paper rolls, customers will not be able to record their purchases, make returns or any adjustments after a purchase has been made. It is vital to have premium paper rolls to record important data and transactions. It’s important to have a proper supply of quality paper rolls that will surpass expectations, providing businesses with ease and one less thing to worry about.

One thing to bear in mind when purchasing paper rolls is the composition. Often, people find themselves overpaying on products which aren’t made of thick paper, resulting in ineligible information due to poor visibility. At the end of the day, you want rolls which make your life easier, not harder.

A big benefit to thermal paper rolls are their extreme cost-effectiveness, and the fact they don’t require any ink cartridges or ribbons. Nevertheless, you want to make sure that the rolls have good quality ink so it does not wear off easily or ever smudge. Good quality thermal paper also speeds up the rates of transactions due to the quick printing.

Keeping every business on their feet and ensuring transactions are always flowing smoothly, you want Paper Rolls which guarantee increases in efficiency. Make sure the paper you buy is known to be thick, coated, and suitable for all electronic funds systems. lasting through hundreds of transactions before users have to change out the rolls.

About EPR

At EPR, we aim to be your number one, trusted paper roll supplier. We pride ourselves on our superior manufactured products that guarantee you savings and efficiency.

While there may be a large number of paper supplies in other parts of the world, we believe our quality products and excellent customer service are the reason we stand out as the #1 paper roll source. Our experts have over 15 years of experience, and we have been a leading supplier of POS supplies such as cash registers, Kiosks, ATM, and other types of electric payment processes.

We provide premium paper rolls in order to help business develop efficient payment methods. Our core value is to provide high-quality paper to our clients and to ensure they are always satisfied with our products.

27 Aug
General

EFTPOS Terminals vs ANZ Fastpay

EFTPOS Terminals vs ANZ Fastpay

Which option is right for you?

Most recent statistics show that almost two-thirds of all retail transactions in New Zealand are electronic card payments. Two of the most common solutions are EFTPOS terminals and bank payment apps.

The aim of this article is to inform you about the two of them, outlining the differences, their pro’s and con’s and ultimately giving you the information to make the right choice.

EFTPOS Terminals

EFTPOS terminals allow customers to pay you on the spot with a card and move the money from your customer’s bank account to your bank account automatically. It is a secure machine with regulated software and needs up to date hardware. A large majority of NZ businesses use an electronic payment system called ‘Paymark’, which securely connects around 140,000 EFTPOS terminals throughout New Zealand. It is an easy-to-use, fast and safe solution. All you need to finish a transaction are EFTPOS Paper Rolls, which we can supply for you

ANZ Fastpay

ANZ FastPay is a mobile payment app for iPhone and Android smartphones that lets you accept EFTPOS, Visa and Mastercard debit and credit card payments on the go. It is monitored through ANZ bank, and can only be used if the seller has an open ANZ bank account. It is a cheaper solution where the bank manages the electronic payment system internally.

Pro’s & Con’s

Receipts

Winner: EFTPOS terminals

GST Receipts are important for a lot of business owners, and EFTPOS terminals print these automatically. On the other side, ANZ Fastpay requires you to enter the persons email address and send them an e-receipt.

In a retail or hospitality environment, where quick sales and turnover is a necessity, entering email addresses is not what you want to be doing – it just costs you money.

Integration Capabilities

Winner: EFTPOS terminals

Bank payment apps are created for one task – to work off your phone. On the other hand, EFTPOS terminals have multiple uses – they can be used individually, or can be integrated to Point of Sale and Cash Registers for seamless sales and inventory reconciliation. If you want to know more about wired or wireless EFTPOS integration, please check out our systems here and drop us a line!

Monthly Costs

Winner: ANZ Fastpay

ANZ Fastpay charge $10 + GST per month, plus a $99 + GST setup, so providing you have an ANZ bank account they truly are a cheap option.

EFTPOS machines on the other hand cost between $35-$65 per month depending on the model and it’s use.

Bank Fees

Winner: EFTPOS Terminals

Bank fees are only ever paid on credit card or Paywave transactions. Whenever a customer pays with Eftpos, CHQ or SAV, you won’t be charged bank fees.

ANZ Fastpay acknowledges this model and only charges a 2.9% fee on credit card and Paywave transactions. A bank fee of 2.9% is a fairly standard charge in the industry, so what makes EFTPOS terminals the winner in this category is the ability to turn off the Paywave and credit function.

By turning these off, you are able to reduce any potential lost revenue from the use of a credit card or Paywave transaction, which can easily be in the hundreds if you are making $5k-$10k worth of sales per month.

Upgrades

Winner: EFTPOS terminals

Most EFTPOS Terminals will only need software upgrades every 2 – 4 years, providing that it is recent hardware. The majority of NZ businesses who use EFTPOS also lease the terminal, so the software upgrades are included in the agreement. These upgrades are also industry-standard and demanded by Paymark so to keep all your transactions safe – there is no real impact on your machine or is functionality from doing this update.

ANZ is an app so it is constantly getting updated, which is very common within the app industry. That being said, the changes can quite often have negative effects on functionality. For example, running through the ANZ Fastpay reviews we found the following:

“Problematic from day 1, old app was great. You contact ANZ and simply get fobbed off.”

“This is the worst app I have ever used. The old FastPay was a 5 star app. Come on ANZ, you can do a lot better”

“This is the worst app ever!! It wont even let me open it up on my s6 making things very difficult”

Conclusion

Both of these payment solutions have their place. However, it seems like EFTPOS machines are still the most consistent, safe and easy-to-use. Taking transactions is vital to your business and it seems ANZ Fastpay just isn’t created to deal with a high demand of transactions.

ANZ Fastpay sounds like it has it’s place among small markets holders which aren’t retail or hospitality based (so you don’t have to do quick transactions) or among tradies/man in a van operators, who don’t have to take many transactions every hour.

Nevertheless if you want to know more information or ask further questions, please send us a note below. Alternatively, if you want to check out ANZ Fastpay reviews and see how it got it’s 2.7 star rating, check here.

Want to see how ANZ Fastpay got a 2.7 star rating?

Click here to see why ANZ users have said:

“Unintuitive and buggy. Needs a tonne of work. OK first effort but has a long way to go.”

“I am paying $10 every month and have not been able to process one single payment. “

“This app is a really great concept but it needs improvement.”

“Why did you change it from the old app. If I slightly knock the device or miss a number it fails.”

26 Aug
General

The issue in selling Paymark to an international company

(For original story please go to – Reseller.co.nz)

The Commerce Commission is not happy about the potential impact of French company Ingenico’s proposed $190 million acquisition of New Zealand payments system provider Paymark.

In a letter released today, the competition regulator said it was not convinced the merged entity would not be able to foreclose rival terminal suppliers, harming competition for merchants seeking terminals or those seeking a solution that integrates a terminal and a digital payment service.

“In reaching the preliminary views set out in this letter, we have considered information provided by Ingenico, Paymark and the vendor banks as well as information gathered from industry participants,” the regulator said.

 “The Commission has not yet made any final decisions on the issues below (or any other issue) and our views may change, and new competition issues may arise, as the investigation continues.”

Paymark is owned by the Big Four Australian-owned banks – ANZ, ASB, Westpac and BNZ – who announced their intention to sell the company to Ingenico in January. EFTPOS Paper Rolls has made sure all their products fit the 4 banks present EFTPOS terminals and can look to innovate if needed moving forward.

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03 May
General

What Paper Rolls Fit the Spectra Machines?

SPECTRA Technologies, founded in 1993, is the Greater China Leader in design and development of electronic transaction solutions. They offer state-of-the-art technologies including the world’s first integrated cordless transaction solution, self-service electronic transaction solution, security magnetic card reader and detachable IC card and SAM card module.

With the combination of innovation and pragmatism, SPECTRA Technologies’ pioneering hardware and software won top honours at various award ceremonies.

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17 Mar
General

EFTPOS Paper Rolls for PAX (Smartpay) Machines

Pax is a supplier of superior quality payment terminals that also provides a high level of technical support to it’s distributors.

PAX is ranked as one of the fastest growing payment industry suppliers, offering world-class manufacturing and R&D capabilities and with an established network of sales offices and reputable channel partners around the world. Because of this, we have made sure that all of our EFTPOS Paper Rolls fitthe machines.

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26 Feb
General

Which Paper Rolls Fit The Castle (Wolfstrike) Machines?

Castles are a distributor of EFTPOS machines, and come under the label of Wolfstrike in New Zealand.

Castles itself is a professional leading manufacturer in the payment industry that provides merchants with an innovative range of products that make payments seamless, simple and secure.  Headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, we have made sure that every single one of our EFTPOS Paper Rolls fits the Castles (or Wolfstrike) machine. The size for these are 57mm x 38mm EFTPOS Rolls.

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17 Jan
General

ASB, ANZ, Westpac and BNZ sell Paymark to international business

(Information supplied from interest.co.nz)

Paymark’s bank shareholders have agreed to sell the electronics payments processor to French company Ingenico Group for NZ$190 million, pending Commerce Commission and Overseas Investment Office approval.

ANZ, ASB, BNZ and Westpac each own 25% of Paymark meaning the sale will give them $47.5 million each.

Listed on the Paris Stock Exchange, Ingenico Group operates in 170 countries with its payment terminals used in New Zealand.

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