The Verifone V400m is a portable payment terminal with a touchscreen, keypad, battery, and built-in thermal printer. It can suit checkout away from a fixed counter. However, payment features depend on the processor and exact setup.
Features at a glance
| Feature | What it means for merchants |
| Portable design | Bring the terminal to tables, curbside customers, queues, or events. |
| Card acceptance | EMV chip, magnetic-stripe, and contactless support are listed; the provider must enable the required options. |
| Built-in printer | Print a paper receipt from the terminal without a separate printer for that task. |
| Wireless links | Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are listed; cellular support varies by model and service. |
| Rechargeable battery | Move around without keeping the device plugged in during each sale. Plan charging for busy shifts. |
Where portability helps
•Pay at the table: take payment where service happens.
•Curbside or events: move the payment point when customers do.
•Line relief: accept payments away from a busy fixed register.
Still, a portable device needs reliable network coverage and a supported payment application.
Check before deployment
1.Ask your processor whether it supports the exact V400m model and features.
2.Confirm available payment methods, software, and Wi-Fi or cellular coverage.
3.Plan battery charging, receipt-paper supply, and staff training.
For another mobile option, see the Verifone T650p portable-terminal guide. The fixed Ingenico Desk/5000 terminal guide offers a countertop comparison. The Clover Compact POS guide covers an integrated countertop setup.
For broader merchant-service options, The Direct Processors’ services page outlines solutions beyond the terminal itself.
Decision cue: A V400m-style setup suits checkout away from a fixed register. Confirm processor support before selecting the hardware.
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