Our system is currently only sold in the United States. We do not sell internationally at this time.
What if I need to make a return?
We’re confident you’ll love our system; but even so, for those “just in case” situations we offer a 30 day return policy:
Return Policy:
- All return claims must be made within 30 days of shipment date. Items must be returned in like-new condition.
- All returns that are not exchanged for another item will be charged a 25% restocking fee. Buyer pays return shipping.
- If damage occurs during shipping, this must be resolved through the damage claims process of the courier your order was sent with (i.e. FedEx, UPS).
- Software licenses and technical support plans are non-refundable.
- No return will be accepted without first obtaining a return authorization via email.
- Credit Card Reader EMV terminals are obtained through CardConnect and cannot be returned to Wash-Dry-Fold POS.
At this time, all new Wash-Dry-Fold POS customers can only accept credit card payments with a Merchant Account (MID) through CardConnect.
Our standard rates are as follows:
- 2.65% Flat Rate (any card)
- $.10 per authorization
Yes. There is a monthly fee for our cloud-based software.
Yes it does! You can also enable a “Require clock in before log in” per attendant so that they cannot even access the register page of the software without being on the clock.
Yes, absolutely.
Our interface is full featured and easy to use.
Yes! We offer a scale that supports up to 150 lbs. and is accurate down to 0.05 lbs.
Depending on regulations in your area you may be required to use an integrated weight scale that is tamper resistant and certified legal for trade when charging your customers for drop-off laundry by the pound, so be sure to consider adding this vital piece of equipment when purchasing your Wash-Dry-Fold POS system.
Yes! This is one area where this point-of-sale system for laundromats and drop-off laundry services really shines.
Although there are many types of transactions where you want a customer to pay up front (such as for retail sales or most standard drop-off laundry wash-dry-fold orders), often you will want to be able to accept payment later at the time of order pickup.
We also fully support commercial invoicing, billing, statements, etc.
Our built-in thermal receipt printer uses 3-1/8″ wide (80mm) x 3″ diameter receipt paper. There’s no ink cartridges or ink ribbon to replace – it’s all thermal!
We recommend the RCT15WH thermal receipt paper from Cleaner’s Supply because it has terms & conditions for drop-off laundry services pre-printed on the back!
Our bag label printer uses rolls of 4″x1″ direct thermal adhesive-backed labels with a 1″ core.
The labels can be purchased from just about anywhere but we recommend the RL779DT direct thermal labels from OnlineLabels.com.
All merchant accounts via CardConnect have 60 days after account creation to get PCI compliant before being charged non-compliance fees. Here’s how to get PCI compliant:
- Go to www.cardpointe.com and log in.
- Go to My Account.
- If you see an alert message about not being PCI Compliant, then click the “Not Compliant” link as shown in the picture above.
- This will take you to the SecureTrust website where you can complete the PCI Self Assessment as well as the PCI Network Vulnerability Scan.
- When beginning the PCI Self Assessment be sure to click on “Start Over” at the beginning, since it sometimes skips some important basic account setup questions when jumping to the Trustwave site from the CardPointe website.
- If asked about what equipment or software you’re using to process credit card payments, enter “pcAmerica Cash Register Express” or some variation of that, and if you are using the EMV PIN pad then also enter “PAX S300”
- If asked if you’re using a third party for anything, select No.
That’s all there is to it! It takes maybe 20 minutes or less to do all this.
There are no trick questions, and if you get anything “wrong” it will tell you afterwards and you can easily go back and update your answers once you’ve addressed the issue. No worries! Trustwave’s entire goal is to help you get PCI compliant.
Beyond that you only need to do the Self Assessment once per year and if there haven’t been any changes in your setup from the prior year it’s greatly simplified compared to the first time.
If your PCI Network Vulnerability Scan report comes back with a Failing grade then don’t hesitate to use the Customer Support button on the Trustwave website for assistance with understanding the scan results and how to correct them.
All merchant accounts via CardConnect have 60 days after account creation to get PCI compliant before being charged non-compliance fees. Here’s how to get PCI compliant:
- Go to www.cardpointe.com and log in.
- Go to My Account.
- If you see an alert message about not being PCI Compliant, then click the “Not Compliant” link as shown in the picture above.
- This will take you to the SecureTrust website where you can complete the PCI Self Assessment.
- If asked if you’re using a third party for anything, select No.
- If you are asked if your software stores credit card numbers in any way, select No.
We use a tokenized value for storing customer payment information – at no point in time do we ever store credit card numbers. - Below are the exact answers to give for your setup with Wash-Dry-Fold POS and your CardPointe Integrated Terminal.
That’s all there is to it! It takes maybe 20 minutes or less to do all this.
There are no trick questions, and if you get anything “wrong” it will tell you afterwards and you can easily go back and update your answers once you’ve addressed the issue. No worries!
Beyond that you only need to do the Self Assessment once per year and if there haven’t been any changes in your setup from the prior year it’s greatly simplified compared to the first time.
CLICK ONLY “Certified Point to Point Encryption (P2PE)” ON THIS STEP!
Most Wash-Dry-Fold POS subscribers have the Ingenico iPP350 but if yours is different then please select the correct model name:
You’re almost done! Now select “Manage” in the middle section that says “Complete security assessment”:
Select “Yes”
Select “Next”
Select “Yes”