CloudOn-Premises

BankSA is an institution that is deeply woven into the fabric of South Australia. Founded in 1848, BankSA began its journey as a small one-person organisation. It continues to serve the state, carrying forward its legacy of being the ‘people’s bank’​. Through this, the bank supports the payment acceptance needs of small to medium businesses and large corporations.

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Supported Payment Terminals

Cloud
On-Premise
Core payments
Pay @ Table
Tipping
Surcharging
PLB@POS
Oracle

The above represents Linkly features within the Linkly software. Other Tipping, Surcharging and Pay at Table options could be available by the terminal provider.

About BankSA

BankSA’s EFTPOS terminals can help businesses of all sizes take fast and reliable payments. BankSA merchants enjoy additional features and benefits, including same-day settlement, merchant choice routing, surcharging, and other value-added services. Refer to BankSA’s website for T&Cs and important information about these features.

Linkly Features Detailed  

Core Payments

Linkly certifies bank payment terminals to seamlessly integrate with over 700 POS solutions.

Pay @ Table

Improve the post-dining experience with Linkly’s Pay at Table solution, allowing waitstaff to select and process payments for individual or combined meals while keeping payment information synced to the point of sale.

Tipping

Linkly’s Tipping feature simplifies gratuity collection with multiple percentage options, customer-selected amounts, and automated reconciliation, ensuring that your staff receives fair tips.

Surcharging

Streamline surcharging for domestic and international card payments with Linkly. Our solution calculates and includes the surcharge amount at checkout, ensuring a hassle-free experience for both merchants and customers.

 

PLB@POS

Our Product Line Blocking feature automatically detects and restricts items based on the card type, providing an intuitive payment-blocking solution that ensures compliance with payment regulations and protects the merchant.