First Data RP10 PIN Pad

Add a customer-facing PIN pad to your FD150 to accept chip, swipe, and contactless tap, while keeping PIN entry and card-present steps on the customer side.

A Customer-Facing Companion for the FD150

The First Data RP10 is the newer version of the FD35 and connects directly to the First Data FD150 countertop terminal. It’s built as a consumer-facing PIN pad so customers can enter, tap, or swipe their PIN. It helps speed checkout and reduce card hand-offs at the counter.

The RP10 supports EMV chip + PIN transactions, NFC/contactless payments, and traditional magstripe swipes, and it’s designed to connect over USB without requiring a separate power supply.

Benefits of the RP10 PIN Pad

Customer-Led Checkout Flow: Customers can keep their card with them and complete the “card-present” steps at the PIN pad, reducing the risk of unauthorized card use.
Tap + Chip + Swipe in One Device: Accepts EMV chip, contactless/NFC, and magstripe transactions so you can support modern in-person payments at the counter.
Supports PIN Debit, Credit, Gift, and EBT: Built to accept PIN-secured and signature debit, major credit cards, gift cards, and EBT (plus STAR Network transactions).
Stronger Security Standards: Positioned with PCI-PED version 5.x approval / PCI version 5 compliance messaging, supporting newer security requirements for in-person devices.
USB Connection + No Separate Power Brick: Designed for simple USB connectivity to First Data-certified terminals and does not require a separate power supply.
Guided Customer Prompts: Designed with visual prompts, lights, and audio cues to help customers follow the payment flow with less back-and-forth at the counter.

RP10 Device Capabilities

Customer-facing PIN pad designed to pair with the First Data/Fiserv FD150 (connects to the host terminal rather than operating standalone).
Supports EMV chip, 3-track magstripe, and contactless/NFC payments.
2.4-inch full-color display with 320 × 240 resolution.
15-key (3×5) rubber keypad (commonly described as backlit).
Cortex-M3 SoC (108 MHz) running an RTOS, with 32 MB NOR flash (memory may be listed differently by some resellers).
USB Type-A host interface; USB-powered (5 V DC) and typically does not require a separate power adapter (cable length commonly listed as 1.2 m).
PCI PTS 5.x with SRED; supports cryptography such as 3DES/AES/RSA, DUKPT, and TLS 1.2.
Smart card reader supports ISO 7816-1/2/3 with T=0 and T=1, plus SLE4442 memory cards.
Contactless supports ISO 14443 A/B and ISO 18092; platform documentation lists common contactless schemes depending on configuration.
Optional features may include 2× SAM slots and an optional privacy shield.
Dimensions are 133.8 × 75.6 × 25.4 mm.
Operating environment is typically 0°C to 50°C, storage -20°C to 60°C, and 5% to 95% humidity (non-condensing).

Connect the RP10 to Your FD150 in Three Simple Steps

Make Payments with Ease with the RP10

Select Sale on the RP10 and enter the purchase amount.
The customer can pay by tap, chip insert, or card swipe.
Tap the card or device on the top of the RP10 screen until it is confirmed.
Insert the card into the front slot, card facing up, and leave it in place until prompted.
Swipe the card top to bottom through the right-side slot, card face outward.
Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the transaction and receive confirmation.

Manually Settle a Batch

If you’re closing the day manually from the terminal:

Want to Move Ahead with RP10 PIN Pad?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need the RP10 to run the FD150?

No, FD150 can run credit/debit transactions without the RP10. The RP10 is an optional customer-facing add-on.

What payments can customers use on the RP10?

Customers can tap contactless cards/devices, insert chip cards, or swipe magstripe cards on the PIN pad.

Does it support EBT, gift cards, and PIN debit?

Yes, the RP10 can accept PIN/signature debit, gift, EBT, and STAR Network transactions.

How is it powered? Do I need another outlet?

It’s designed for USB connectivity and doesn’t require a separate power supply. Complete Card Services

What’s the simplest way to install it?

Disconnect terminal power, connect the RP10 USB cable to a USB port on the terminal, then restore power. The RP10 powers up and shows a status message until initialized by the terminal/PC.

Where exactly do customers tap, insert, or swipe?

Tap at the top of the RP10 screen area; swipe down the right-side reader with the card face outward; insert the chip card fully into the front slot with the card face up.

What security/compliance positioning can I mention?

The device is PCI-PED Version 5.x approved with EMV (chip-and-PIN) security messaging.