Dual screen RFID NFC smart Android pos terminal

The Dual Screen RFID NFC Smart Android POS Terminal combines POS functionality, NFC and RFID card reading, barcode scanning, receipt printing, wireless connectivity, and Android application support in one compact device. Designed for retail, hospitality, membership management, ticketing, and other transaction-based applications, this smart POS terminal helps businesses simplify front-desk operations while providing an interactive experience for both operators and customers.

With a 7-inch main display and a 4.3-inch customer-facing display, the terminal can present transaction information, payment prompts, product details, or promotional content directly to customers. Its built-in 13.56 MHz RFID/NFC reader supports commonly used HF cards and tags, while the integrated thermal printer and barcode scanner reduce the need for separate peripheral devices.

Features:

1.Based on android 5.1 OS NFC pos terminal

2.Dual screen POS terminal,7″main screen+4.3″ second screen

3.1GB RAM+8GB ROM Memory

4.Support 2G/3G/WIFI/Bluetooth4.0 Data communcations

5.Built in 58mm thermal printer

6.2MP camera,support 1D/2D barcode scanning

7.Support NFC card reader,support 13.56MHz,ISO14443A/B,ISO15693 protocol

8.One year warranty

9.Provide free SDK service

Specification：

Android pos terminal with printer

1. The future on your counter top 

900 Android intelligent terminal, the mobile cash register terminal, smart POS terminal, Android payment terminals, a set of payments, printer, scanner, camera, voice calls, NFC reading in one mobile intelligent POS terminal, has good expansion function, support China Unicom 3G, Bluetooth, WiFi, PSAM encryption, NFC payment, two-dimensional code scanning, fingerprint recognition, identification

2. Fully secure

Purpose-built from the ground up with your and your customers’ security and privacy as a priority. The PC900 Smart Terminal meets the highest PCI and EMV requirements, comes with 24/7 fraud and tamper detection, and uses state-of-the-art, end-to-end encryption technologies.

3. All-in-one, plays well with others

Arrives ready to go with a built-in payment terminal, register, scanner, printer, and more. Or it can work seamlessly with the equipment you already own. You don’t even need to switch banks.

4. The beginning of a new ecosystem.

The great hardware comes great software. PC900 gives merchants the flexibility and control to use 3rd party applications to save time, make more money, and deliver capabilities that catapult your business into the future.

One Smart Terminal for POS, RFID and Customer Interaction

Traditional checkout systems often require several separate devices, including a POS computer, barcode scanner, card reader, customer display, and receipt printer. This can increase installation complexity and consume valuable counter space.

This Android POS terminal integrates several of these functions into a single device. The operator can run a customized POS application on the main screen while the secondary display provides customer-facing information.

The integrated RFID/NFC reader adds another interaction method for applications that use membership cards, NFC tags, access cards, identification cards, or other supported HF RFID media.

This combination makes the terminal suitable for businesses that need both transaction processing and card or tag identification.

Dual-Screen POS Design

The terminal features a 7-inch main display with a resolution of 1024 × 600 pixels and a 4.3-inch secondary display.

The main screen is designed for staff operation, including product selection, order management, customer lookup, inventory operations, and other POS functions. The secondary display can be used for customer-facing information such as order details, prices, payment instructions, membership information, or promotional messages.

A dual-screen architecture can help create a clearer separation between employee operations and customer information, particularly at retail and hospitality counters.

Built-In 13.56 MHz RFID and NFC Reader

The integrated reader operates at 13.56 MHz and is designed for supported HF RFID and NFC applications.

The terminal supports several widely used card and tag standards, including ISO14443A/B, ISO15693, and MIFARE technologies. Depending on the card type and software implementation, the reader can be used for identification, membership management, data exchange, or other NFC/RFID workflows.

Supported RFID and NFC Technologies

The RFID/NFC function is intended for short-range HF applications. It should not be confused with UHF RFID readers designed for long-range inventory tracking.

For projects requiring specific NFC functions, such as NDEF handling, MIFARE authentication, sector/block operations, or custom card protocols, we recommend confirming the exact card type and SDK requirements before deployment.

Integrated Barcode Scanning

A built-in 2MP camera supports 1D and 2D barcode scanning. This allows the terminal to combine RFID/NFC identification with conventional barcode-based workflows.

For example, a retailer can use barcode scanning for products while using NFC or RFID cards for customer identification. A membership application can also combine a customer card with a QR code or barcode when required.

This hybrid approach can be useful when businesses are transitioning from traditional barcode systems to RFID/NFC-enabled workflows.

Built-In 58 mm Thermal Printer

The integrated thermal printer supports 58 mm receipt paper and provides a printing speed of up to 80 mm/s.

The built-in printer allows businesses to issue receipts, order tickets, transaction confirmations, queue numbers, or other short documents without connecting a separate desktop printer.

Thermal printing is particularly suitable for retail and hospitality environments because it does not require ink or toner.

Android Platform for Application Customization

The terminal uses an Android-based operating system and is designed to support customized business applications.

Businesses can develop or deploy applications for POS operations, membership management, RFID/NFC identification, ticketing, ordering, inventory workflows, or other specialized use cases.

An available SDK can help software developers communicate with integrated hardware components and build applications around the terminal’s functions.

Before starting development, we recommend confirming the exact Android version, SDK package, API documentation, sample code, and supported hardware interfaces with the supplier. This is particularly important when integrating third-party payment, cloud, or security services.

Connectivity for Flexible Deployment

The terminal supports multiple connectivity options, including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, 2G, and 3G.

This allows the device to be deployed in locations where a fixed Ethernet connection may not be available. A SIM card slot can provide mobile connectivity for supported network configurations, while Wi-Fi can be used in stores, restaurants, reception areas, and other connected environments.

Actual cellular network compatibility depends on the device configuration, supported frequency bands, and deployment country.

Compact Hardware for Countertop POS Applications

The terminal measures approximately 248 × 115 × 82 mm and weighs about 475 g. Its integrated design helps reduce the amount of equipment required at a checkout counter.

The combination of display, customer screen, RFID/NFC reader, camera scanner, printer, battery, and wireless connectivity makes the unit suitable for environments where space and operational simplicity are important.

RFID/NFC POS Terminal vs. Conventional POS System

The main advantage of an integrated RFID/NFC Android POS terminal is the ability to combine several customer and transaction interactions within one hardware platform.

The best choice depends on the application’s requirements. A conventional POS may be preferable for large-scale enterprise installations with specialized peripherals, while an integrated terminal can be attractive for businesses looking for a compact all-in-one solution.

RFID/NFC Terminal vs. UHF RFID Reader

It is important to select the correct RFID technology for the intended application.

If your project involves tapping a card or NFC tag at a checkout counter, a 13.56 MHz RFID/NFC terminal can be appropriate. If you need to identify dozens of tagged products from several meters away, a UHF RFID system is generally more suitable.

Typical Applications

Retail POS

Retail stores can use the terminal for product scanning, order processing, customer identification, membership programs, receipt printing, and promotional displays.

A customer can present a supported RFID or NFC membership card while staff use the main screen to manage the transaction.

Restaurant and Food Service

Restaurants can use the terminal for ordering, customer identification, receipt printing, and loyalty programs. The customer-facing display can show order details and totals before payment or order confirmation.

Membership and Loyalty Management

The integrated RFID/NFC reader can simplify membership identification. Instead of manually entering a membership number, customers can present a supported card or tag.

The POS application can then retrieve customer information from a local database or cloud service.

Ticketing and Event Management

The terminal can be used in ticketing workflows where NFC/RFID cards or tags are used for identification. The integrated screen and printer can provide customer instructions and printed confirmations when required.

Access and Identification

For supported HF RFID cards, the terminal can serve as an identification interface within a broader software system. The exact access-control functionality depends on the card technology, application software, and system architecture.

Self-Service and Interactive Applications

The dual-screen configuration can also support interactive applications where customers need to view information while staff operate the system from the primary display.

Why Choose an Integrated RFID NFC POS Terminal?

An integrated terminal can reduce the number of independent devices required for everyday operations.

Instead of connecting a separate RFID reader, barcode scanner, customer display, and thermal printer to a POS computer, businesses can consolidate several functions into one Android-based device.

Key benefits include:

• Reduced countertop equipment
• Simplified hardware installation
• Integrated customer interaction
• Built-in RFID/NFC functionality
• Barcode scanning support
• Integrated receipt printing
• Android application flexibility
• Multiple connectivity options
• Support for customized software workflows

The result is a more streamlined hardware platform for businesses that need POS functionality together with RFID/NFC identification.

Important Considerations Before Deployment

Although the terminal combines many functions, businesses should verify hardware and software compatibility before placing a production order.

For RFID/NFC projects, confirm the exact card technology, reading distance, supported commands, encryption requirements, and SDK functions.

For POS projects, confirm the required payment method and whether a separate certified payment module or acquiring solution is necessary. An NFC/RFID reader should not automatically be assumed to provide bank-card payment certification.

For software development, confirm the Android version, SDK availability, API documentation, source-code examples, and hardware access permissions.

For cellular deployment, check the supported network bands and local operator compatibility in the target market.

Customization and OEM/ODM Options

For commercial deployments, the terminal can be evaluated as a hardware platform for customized Android applications.

Depending on project requirements, businesses may request customization of the software interface, application installation, branding, startup screen, customer display content, or other device configurations.

OEM and ODM requirements should be discussed with the supplier before production so that hardware, firmware, software, packaging, and certification requirements can be evaluated together.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of RFID does this POS terminal support?

The terminal uses 13.56 MHz HF RFID/NFC technology and supports standards including ISO14443A/B, ISO15693, and MIFARE.

Is this a UHF RFID reader?

No. This is a 13.56 MHz HF RFID/NFC terminal. It is designed primarily for short-range card and tag interaction rather than long-range UHF inventory tracking.

Can it read NFC cards?

It supports NFC/HF RFID applications, but the exact functions depend on the card or tag technology and software implementation. Confirm the required NFC protocol with the supplier before development.

Can the terminal print receipts?

Yes. It includes an integrated 58 mm thermal printer with a specified print speed of up to 80 mm/s.

Does it support barcode scanning?

Yes. The built-in 2MP camera supports 1D and 2D barcode scanning.

Can I install my own Android application?

The terminal is designed for customized Android applications and an SDK is available. Developers should confirm the exact Android environment, SDK version, APIs, and application deployment requirements before development.

Can the second screen display customer information?

Yes. The 4.3-inch secondary display is designed for customer-facing information and can be integrated into suitable POS application workflows.

Is it suitable for retail stores?

Yes. Its combination of POS functionality, barcode scanning, RFID/NFC, customer display, and receipt printing makes it suitable for retail and membership-based applications.

Can it be used for restaurant POS?

Yes. It can be considered for restaurant ordering, payment workflows, membership identification, receipt printing, and customer-facing information. The final application depends on the POS software deployed on the device.

Does it support bank card payments?

The integrated RFID/NFC capability should not automatically be treated as a certified bank-card payment function. If your project requires EMV or other regulated payment capabilities, request the applicable certification documentation and payment hardware configuration from the supplier.

Can the device be customized?

Customization options should be confirmed according to the project. Software, application, branding, and other OEM/ODM requirements can be evaluated with the supplier.

A Practical Choice for Integrated RFID and POS Workflows

The Dual Screen RFID NFC Smart Android POS Terminal is designed for businesses that need more than a conventional checkout device. By combining an Android platform, dual displays, 13.56 MHz RFID/NFC, barcode scanning, thermal printing, and wireless connectivity, it provides a compact foundation for customized POS and identification applications.

For retail, hospitality, membership, ticketing, and other customer-facing environments, an integrated device can simplify hardware deployment and create a more consistent user experience.

Get Started with Your RFID NFC POS Project

Ready to build a smarter POS solution with RFID, NFC, barcode scanning, dual-screen interaction, and integrated receipt printing? Contact our team to discuss your application requirements, request product specifications, evaluate SDK integration, or explore OEM/ODM customization options. Whether you need a solution for retail, hospitality, membership management, ticketing, or another customer-facing application, we can help you evaluate the right configuration for your project. Contact us today to request a quote, discuss your requirements, or start your custom RFID NFC POS terminal project.