Valor VP350 Android PIN Pad

A compact Android payment terminal with a 5” touchscreen, tap/chip/swipe acceptance, and built-in security, designed for quick, reliable checkout.

Effortless Transactions for Any Countertop

The VP350 combines a modern, space-saving footprint with an Android 12 experience your team will recognize right away. The bright 5-inch touchscreen makes prompts clear and navigation simple, while support for contactless, EMV chip, and magstripe helps customers pay the way they prefer.

With PCI PTS 6.x security and flexible connectivity options, the VP350 is built for dependable day-to-day payments, without adding clutter to your counter.

A Smarter Way to Accept Payments

5” Touchscreen, Smartphone-Like Experience

A responsive 5-inch capacitive display helps staff move through prompts quickly and confidently, ideal for busy checkout environments.

Compact, Counter-Friendly Design

Designed to fit neatly on crowded counters in retail, cafés, and service businesses, keeping your checkout area organized.

Familiar Android Interface

Built on Android 12, the VP350 offers an intuitive experience that helps reduce training time and supports modern payment workflows.

PCI PTS 6.x Payment Security

Protect sensitive card data with PCI PTS 6.x certified security built for secure card-present transactions.

Tap, Dip, or Swipe Payments

Accept NFC contactless, EMV chip, and magstripe payments—so you’re ready for virtually every in-store card scenario.

On-Screen Signature Capture

Capture signatures on the touchscreen to reduce paperwork and keep transaction records organized.

Camera + Speaker/Microphone

A built-in front camera and audio support expand the device’s capabilities for QR/code-based payment experiences and future use cases.

Flexible Connectivity

Connect via Wi-Fi (2.4/5GHz) or Ethernet (plus other supported interfaces) for stable, reliable processing. Power is supplied via the included cable.

Designed to Work with Your Setup

The VP350 is built to fit into existing payment environments—compatibility depends on your POS/provider configuration.

VP350 Capabilities & Key Specifications

The device runs on Android 12 and is powered by a quad-core Cortex-A53 2.0 GHz processor with a dedicated Cortex-M3 security core for fast, secure performance.
It includes 2GB of RAM and 16GB of flash memory to handle applications and daily transaction workloads smoothly.
A 5-inch TFT LCD capacitive touchscreen with a 1280 × 720 resolution supports electronic signature capture for efficient checkout.
Payment acceptance includes triple-track magnetic stripe, EMV chip transactions compliant with L1/L2 and ISO 7816 standards, and contactless payments supporting EMV L1, ISO 14443 Type A/B, Mifare, and Felica.
The terminal features a 0.3MP front-facing camera for 1D and 2D code payments, along with a built-in speaker and microphone for audio playback and recording.
Connectivity options include dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz), Ethernet, GPRS, RS-232, USB, optional SIM support, GPS/BEIDOU/GLONASS location services, and an MCI cable for combined power and connectivity.
The device meets major security and compliance standards, including PCI PTS 6.x, EMV L1/L2, Visa payWave, Mastercard PayPass, American Express, Discover D-PAS, UnionPay, JCB, CE, CB, RoHS, and FCC certifications.
It is designed to operate between 0°C and 40°C, with storage tolerance from -20°C to 60°C and non-condensing humidity levels between 5% and 93%.

Make Quick & Easy Card Payments

Enter the transaction amount and press Enter/OK.
Swipe, insert, or tap the card on the Present Card screen.
If needed, select Enter Manually and input card details.
Add a tip and capture a signature if prompted.
Choose the customer’s preferred receipt delivery method.

Seamless Debit Card Payments

Tap Credit repeatedly until Debit appears.
Enter the amount and press Enter/OK.
Swipe, insert, or tap on the Present Card screen.
If needed, choose Enter Manually.
Enter the PIN and add a tip if prompted.
Follow prompts and select the preferred receipt option.

Quickly Void a Transaction

Tap Sale repeatedly until Void appears.
Enter the Transaction Number (or last 4 digits of the card) and press Enter/OK.
Enter your password when prompted.
Confirm the transaction to void.
Select the preferred receipt method.

Initiate Simple & Fast Refunds

Fast & Secure Pre-Authorization

Ticket Transactions Made Easy

Tap Sale repeatedly until the Ticket appears.
Enter the amount, press Enter/OK, and enter your password.
Enter the transaction number (or last 4 digits of the card) and press Enter/OK.
Add a tip and capture a signature if prompted.
Choose the preferred receipt method.

Get Your Hands on the VP350 Now!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What payment types does the VP350 support?

The VP350 supports tap (NFC/contactless), insert (EMV chip), and swipe (magstripe) payments.

Is the VP350 secure for card-present transactions?

Yes. It’s PCI PTS 6.x certified and supports EMV standards designed to protect card data during in-person payments.

Can the VP350 work with my current POS?

It’s designed to integrate with existing checkout environments, but compatibility depends on your POS software and provider, as well as your deployment setup.

Does the VP350 support on-screen signatures and paperless workflows?

It supports touchscreen electronic signature capture, and receipt delivery options can be configured for your program (e.g., digital delivery, where enabled).

Is the VP350 good for small counters?

Yes. Its compact footprint makes it a strong choice for space-constrained counters such as cafés, boutiques, and service desks.

Do I need an Ethernet cable?

Not if you use Wi-Fi. You can connect wirelessly, though the device still requires power via cable.