What is the PAX A920 Pro?

The A920 Pro is an Android handheld payment terminal from PAX Technology that also works as a countertop unit — a dual-purpose device for merchants who need both a fixed register position and mobile, take-it-to-the-customer acceptance.

Does the A920 Pro replace the base PAX A920?

Yes. The base PAX A920 is discontinued. The A920 Pro is the current model in the line that CARDZ3N sells today, alongside the higher-spec A920 Max.

Can the A920 Pro be used away from the counter?

Yes — that's the core of what makes it a handheld model rather than a countertop-only terminal. It's documented as a dual-purpose Android countertop and mobile terminal, suited to line-busting, curbside, delivery, tableside service, and pop-up or event retail.

What payment types does the A920 Pro accept?

Full EMV chip and contactless (tap-to-pay) acceptance, along with standard swipe and insert card entry — the same baseline security coverage CARDZ3N's countertop terminals offer, in a handheld form factor.

Does the A920 Pro work with CARDZ3N's gateway?

Yes. Like the rest of CARDZ3N's terminal lineup, the A920 Pro runs on CARDZ3N's supported gateway stack, including NMI, so it fits into an existing CARDZ3N processing setup without a separate integration project.

How much does the PAX A920 Pro cost?

CARDZ3N quotes A920 Pro pricing per merchant based on volume and equipment needs rather than publishing a fixed rate. Contact your CARDZ3N rep for current pricing.

PAX A920 Pro Android Handheld Terminal

On this page

Overview What It Is (Pro vs. Discontinued A920)Handheld & Mobile Use Where It's Deployed What's Documented Pricing

PAX A920 Pro: An Android Handheld POS Terminal

The A920 Pro is PAX's current Android handheld and mobile POS terminal — a countertop-capable device that also runs untethered for line-busting, curbside, delivery, and tableside acceptance. It is the direct successor to the now-discontinued base PAX A920.

What the A920 Pro Is (and Isn't)

The PAX A920 Pro is a dual-purpose Android countertop and mobile handheld terminal — the higher-spec successor to the base PAX A920, which CARDZ3N's reference material confirms is now discontinued. Where the base A920 was PAX's original entry in this handheld line, the A920 Pro is the current model CARDZ3N sells today.

Unlike a bare PIN pad or a fixed countertop-only unit, the A920 Pro is built to move with staff — it supports full EMV and contactless card acceptance whether it's sitting at a register or being carried to a customer. It runs on CARDZ3N's supported gateway stack, including NMI, so it drops into an existing CARDZ3N processing setup without a separate integration project.

✓Android handheld terminal with countertop-capable design
✓Current model in the A920 line — direct successor to the discontinued base A920
✓Full EMV and contactless card acceptance, mobile or at the counter
✓Runs on CARDZ3N's supported gateway stack, including NMI
✓Available through CARDZ3N — pricing quoted per merchant

Handheld & Mobile Use

The A920 Pro's Android handheld form factor is what separates it from CARDZ3N's countertop-only terminals: staff can carry it directly to the customer for line-busting during peak hours, curbside pickup, food and package delivery confirmation, or tableside payment at a restaurant — all on the same device that also works as a standard countertop unit when it's docked at a register.

Where the A920 Pro Gets Deployed

Because it isn't tied to a fixed counter, the A920 Pro fits use cases a countertop-only terminal can't cover on its own: mobile and curbside retail, delivery and route-based businesses, pop-up and event retail without a permanent checkout stand, and tableside service in restaurants and full-service venues.

For a merchant weighing terminal options, the A920 Pro sits alongside CARDZ3N's other PAX and Valor devices — see the full terminal lineup to compare it against the A920 Max, the A80 countertop unit, and the D135 PIN pad.

What's Documented and What Isn't

CARDZ3N's source material covers the A920 Pro at the pricing and product-sheet level — form factor, dual countertop/mobile positioning, and its role as the current model replacing the discontinued base A920 — but with thinner spec-table detail than the Valor flagship terminals. A full processor, memory, display, and certification datasheet for the A920 Pro has not yet been separately extracted.

What is confirmed, directly from CARDZ3N's source material: the A920 Pro is an Android countertop-and-mobile-handheld terminal, it is the active successor to the discontinued base A920, and pricing is quoted per merchant. We'd rather tell you exactly what's documented than guess at specs — ask your CARDZ3N rep for the latest confirmed detail, including a full technical datasheet, before ordering.

Pricing

The PAX A920 Pro 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 PAX's own pricing. Ask your CARDZ3N rep for current pricing.

Need the full technical datasheet for the A920 Pro? Contact your CARDZ3N rep for the latest documentation.