
Offline card payments on site with no signal: Square vs SumUp vs Zettle, limits and risks
Square and SumUp allow offline card payments with associated risks, while Zettle requires an active connection, making it unsuitable for areas with no signal.

Square and SumUp allow offline card payments with associated risks, while Zettle requires an active connection, making it unsuitable for areas with no signal.

The article outlines a step-by-step guide for reconciling Square payments with Xero in the UK, emphasising the use of a clearing account and correct VAT handling.

The article explains how to use Square for card pre-authorisation, detailing when to opt for pre-authorisation versus deposits, and providing setup instructions and best practices.

The article compares SumUp and Dojo for Tap to Pay on iPhone, detailing setup, fees, and job reconciliation with accounting software like Tradify and Xero.

The article provides effective scripts and strategies for requesting on-site payments, including timing, methods, handling objections, and automating the process via WhatsApp and payment links.

To minimise chargebacks, standardise evidence collection with photos, customer sign-off, and secure payment methods while maintaining clear communication and documentation.

The article outlines methods for processing offline card payments using various systems like Square, SumUp, and Zettle, highlighting their limitations and best practices.

The article outlines how UK businesses using Zettle and Xero can efficiently reconcile daily sales, fees, and payouts through a dedicated clearing account setup.

This guide provides UK plumbing, electrical, and HVAC firms with a streamlined process for reconciling SumUp payments and managing VAT in Xero.