This screen appears when the tip feature is turned on.
There are 4 possible tip options the customer can choose, depending on how you have set up tip entry .
Pre-set tip percentages; for example, 15%, 20%, 25%. Customer taps the desired percentage.
No tip. Customer taps No Tip on screen or presses 1 on the keypad.
Tip as a specific dollar amount. The customer taps the $ button or presses 2 on the keypad, then enters the tip amount in dollars and cents.
Tip as a specific percentage amount. The customer taps the % button or presses 3 on the keypad, then enters the tip amount as a percentage of the bill.
The customer taps, inserts, or swipes their card. The customer may also tap their mobile device (a smartphone, for example) or other mobile format. See Card entry options (terminal and PIN pad) for more information on card entry.
This screen appears after the customer enters their credit or debit card on the PIN pad.
The customer taps 1 English or 2 Français on screen, or presses the corresponding number on the keypad.
The language they select will be used on screen for the rest of the customer prompts and on the customer copy of the receipt.
If the language code on the card is not readable, or the language code is neither English nor French, the terminal will display the customer prompts in the same language as the merchant prompts.
This screen appears for chip cards when more than one card is available on the chip. Each card is considered an application.
The customer taps one of the applications from the list of available applications.
The Confirm application screen appears with two options, No and OK.
The customer responds to the confirmation screen.
To proceed with the selected application, the customer taps OK.
To return to the list of applications, the customer taps No.
Up to 3 pre-set cashback amounts; for example, $20, $40, $60. The customer taps the desired cashback amount.
No cashback. The customer taps the No Cashback button or presses 1 on the keypad.
A different dollar amount. The customer taps the $ icon or presses 2 on the keypad, then enters the desired cashback amount in dollars then taps OK. The dollar amount must in increments of $10.
This screen appears when the customer uses an Interac debit card and you have turned on surcharge fees on the terminal. The customer responds to the two choices:
To accept the surcharge, the customer taps Yes.
To cancel the transaction, the customer taps No.
This screen appears when the customer uses an Interac debit card.
The customer taps 1 Chequing or 2 Savings on screen, or presses the corresponding number on the terminal keypad.
This screen appears when the Dynamic Currency Conversion feature is turned on and the customer swiped or inserted a foreign Visa or Mastercard debit or credit card.
The screen displays the exchange rate and the fee for DCC service, as well as the purchase total in two currencies, Canadian dollars and the currency of the card, for example:
1 $ N.NN CAD
2 £ N.NN GBP
The customer taps their preferred currency on screen, or presses the corresponding number on the keypad.
The screen also shows the exchange rate and the fee for DCC service. For more information, refer to Overview of Dynamic Currency Conversion.
This prompt appears if the customer inserts their card into the PIN pad's chip reader.
The customer keys in their PIN on the PIN pad's keypad and then presses the green 
key.
Please respect the cardholder’s privacy, and encourage them to protect their PIN.
This message appears when the terminal is processing the payment request.
The message "Please do not remove your card" appears only if the customer inserted a chip card into the PIN pad.
The transaction has been approved. The customer removes their chip card from the card reader.
Amount Approved
$NN.NN
Amount due $NN.NN
This screen appears when the customer used a pre-paid card to pay for a portion of the total amount.
Ask the customer for another form of payment and continue processing the transaction until the full amount is paid.
If the customer has more pre-paid cards, ask them to use those first before other tender types.
For more information, refer to partial approval transactions.
The merchant (after having asked the customer for their preferred receipt output) selects a receipt format by tapping one of the options on screen or by pressing the corresponding number on the keypad. For more information, refer to Processing receipts from a transaction.
Note: Even if you have the optional external PIN pad, the receipt output selection will still be displayed on the terminal, so the merchant will need to ask the cardholder how they would like their receipt.
Moneris has approved the payment.