POS payment methods — cash, credit card, Bit
Tamit POS supports multiple payment methods on the same transaction. A customer can pay half on card and half in cash — and it all comes out as a single invoice/receipt.
How the payment screen works
- Add items to the cart. Click Pay.
- Pick a method — cash, card, Bit, or "mixed".
- For cash: enter the amount tendered and see the change due.
- For card: ZCredit opens the connection to the acquirer (terminal + EMV).
- For Bit: a link is sent to the customer to approve on their phone within 30 seconds.
- Click Finish and print — the invoice/receipt is sent to the ERP and printed.
Practical differences
| Method | Approval time | Fees | Notes |
|---|
| Cash | Instant | None | Large amounts — subject to Israel's cash-payment limits law |
| Card | 3–8 seconds | 1.5%–2.5% | Installments available, EMV required |
| Bit | 10–30 seconds | 0.6% | Customer needs the app. Fails without reception |
💡 Tip
Installments? Pick "installments" on card payment and set the count before charging. ZCredit doesn't allow changing the installment count after the transaction has settled.
How this differs from your old terminal
Unlike a standalone terminal — in Tamit, the moment the acquirer approves the transaction, it's instantly recorded in the ERP and updated in your reports. There's no separate timing. To reverse — you must issue a credit note.