Square takes on the clunky old-school payment terminal Jack Dorsey’s payments pioneer aims to bring elegance to yet another aspect of the business that’s not exactly known for it.

Square's new $399 device hopes to capture a tranche of new business, targeting the million-plus sellers across the U.S. that use traditional credit card terminals.

Square (XYZ -0.02%) recently introduced Square Terminal, a portable all-in-one payment processing device designed to replace keypad-based credit card machines.

Adding a new point of sale solution in the middle of its lineup, Square Terminal offers businesses a convenient way to take all payment methods.

Square Terminal lets sellers accept card payments as well as mobile payments like Apple Pay and Google Pay. The point-of-sale device works over Wi-Fi and can also print out receipts.

The Terminal has Square’s software built in and lets merchants change the prices of items, add tipping, or view their transaction history from the point-of-sale device itself.

Payments company Square today announced the launch of a new point-of-sale hardware device called "Terminal," which combines NFC, credit/debit card swiping, and chip-based payments all in one piece ...

Square on Thursday unveiled Terminal, its new touchscreen alternative to legacy, keypad credit card machines. Terminal is described as an all-in-one card processing device, meaning that it accept ...