The VP500 is an Android POS terminal with an integrated printer, similar in form factor to the VP550 — built as a full-featured countertop unit that runs Valor's Dual Pricing transaction platform alongside the VL500 and VP550.
The VP500 is one of the more sparsely-documented devices in Valor's lineup: it appears only alongside the VL500 and VP550 in a single combined Dual Pricing quick-reference guide, with no standalone QRG or spec datasheet of its own. What is confirmed is that it's an Android POS terminal with an integrated printer, a form factor similar to the VP550 — a full-featured countertop device, not a bare PIN pad or handheld reader.
Because it's documented in the same guide as the VL500 and VP550, the VP500 runs the same Dual Pricing software experience as those two devices — the same Card/Cash home screen, the same transaction flow, and the same Advanced Transaction Options menu. The difference between the three devices is form factor, not software: the VP500 is the Android POS option in that trio, distinct from the VL500's simpler compact countertop design.
In Dual Pricing mode, the VP500's home screen shows CARD and CASH prices side by side — the cash-discount or surcharge differential is baked directly into the two button prices customers see. A standard card sale on the VP500 follows the same seven-step flow documented for the VL500 and VP550: enter the transaction amount and select CARD, enter a Clerk ID if enabled, tap/insert/swipe the card, choose Credit or Debit if a debit card triggers that prompt, enter a PIN and tip if prompted, enter a cashback amount if prompted, then choose a receipt delivery method — print or SMS.
Beyond a straight card sale, the VP500 reaches the same Advanced Transaction Options menu documented for the VL500 and VP550, via Menu → Payment: Card (Sale, Auth, Refund, Void, Ticket, Presale), Cash (Sale, Refund), EBT Food (Sale), EBT Cash (Sale), and Gift (Sale, Balance, Add Value, Activate, Deactivate).
This is the full menu tree shared across all three devices in the combined Dual Pricing guide — the VP500 doesn't lose any transaction type by being the Android POS option in the group.
CARDZ3N's source material covers the VP500 in less depth than most of the Valor lineup. It has never had its own standalone quick-reference guide or spec datasheet — it appears only inside the combined VL500/VP500/VP550 Dual Pricing QRG, which documents the transaction flow above in full but not a device-specific processor, memory, or certification spec table.
What is confirmed, directly from the source material: an Android POS form factor with an integrated printer similar to the VP550, and the full Dual Pricing transaction flow and Advanced Transaction Options menu covered above. We'd rather tell you exactly what's documented than guess at specs — ask your CARDZ3N rep for the latest confirmed detail before ordering.
The Valor VP500 is available through CARDZ3N with pricing quoted per merchant based on volume and equipment needs — CARDZ3N is the sole quoting and selling party, never a pass-through to Valor's own pricing. Ask your CARDZ3N rep for current pricing.
Need the combined VL500/VP500/VP550 Dual Pricing QRG? Contact your CARDZ3N rep for the latest documentation.
The VP500 is an Android POS payment terminal from Valor PayTech, with an integrated receipt printer — a form factor similar to the VP550. It runs Valor's Dual Pricing platform, the same software experience used on the VL500 and VP550.
Yes — dual pricing is one of the best-documented parts of the VP500. Its home screen shows CARD and CASH prices side by side, and the full transaction flow (7-step card sale, Advanced Transaction Options for Card/Cash/EBT/Gift) is documented in Valor's combined VL500/VP500/VP550 Dual Pricing QRG.
All three share the same Dual Pricing software platform and transaction flow — they're documented together in the same QRG. The difference is form factor: the VP500 is an Android POS terminal similar to the VP550, while the VL500 is described as a simpler, compact countertop unit.
The VP500 comes as a complete Android POS unit with its integrated printer built in — no separate printer accessory needed. Full processor, memory, and certification specs are not published for this specific model; ask your CARDZ3N rep for the latest confirmed detail.
Yes. Like the rest of CARDZ3N's Valor terminal lineup, the VP500 runs on CARDZ3N's supported gateway stack, including NMI, so it fits into an existing CARDZ3N processing setup without a separate integration project.
CARDZ3N quotes VP500 pricing per merchant based on volume and equipment needs rather than publishing a fixed rate. Contact your CARDZ3N rep for current pricing.
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