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Dejavoo.

Workhorse terminals with the iPOS gateway built in — great value without cutting corners.

Built For You, Configured By Us.

Dejavoo's QD and P series cover countertop and wireless needs with EMV, NFC, and strong dual-pricing support.

A cost-effective standard for thousands of merchants — installed and supported by our Dallas team.

  • EMV, tap & mobile wallet readyEvery terminal accepts chip, contactless tap, and Apple Pay / Google Pay out of the box — meeting customers where they already pay and lifting authorization rates.
  • P2PE encryption end to endCard data is encrypted at the read head and never exposed in the clear, shrinking your PCI scope and protecting you from the cost of a breach.
  • Overnight replacement programIf a device fails, a preconfigured replacement is on its way overnight — your lane is never down for a shipping cycle waiting on a fix.
  • Up to $5,000 toward upgradesOur limited-time program puts up to $5,000 toward modern hardware through 8/31/2026, so aging swipe-only terminals stop costing you sales and interchange.
Dejavoo
Hardware spotlight

The Dependable Workhorse Behind Texas Counters.

Dejavoo makes countertop and wireless payment terminals known for straightforward operation and strong dual pricing support. Where some hardware chases flash, Dejavoo’s reputation is steadiness: devices that batch out every night, take the tap, print the receipt, and don’t ask for attention. It’s a natural fit for merchants who want their terminal to be an appliance — the shop owner who has never once wanted to “explore the app store” on a credit card machine.

In practice, a Dejavoo deployment is about removing daily friction. The counter gets a device that runs your cash and card pricing without staff intervention, and the wireless models follow you to the patio, the service bay, or the curb. Back-office life gets simpler too: batches, tips, and voids live in one portal, and when something needs changing — a new tip prompt, an updated receipt footer — we push it remotely from Dallas instead of mailing you a swap unit.

The best terminal review is the one you never write: a Dejavoo that batches correctly every night for years is the point — boring, in the way your payments should be.

Where Payments Hurt

  • Terminals that need constant reboots, reprints, and staff babysitting
  • No wireless option for patios, curbside, or the service counter out back
  • Pricing programs that require manual math at the register
  • Support lines that treat a down terminal like a low-priority ticket

How Lone Star Fixes It

  • Pre-configured in Dallas with your dual pricing, tips, and receipts before shipping — details at our Dejavoo page
  • On-site installation in DFW and guided setup statewide, with compliant dual pricing signage in the box
  • Overnight replacement hardware and a Dallas support team that picks up the phone
  • Free statement review first — know what you’re paying today with our guide to reading your merchant statement

Dejavoo Owners Ask Us

Is Dejavoo good for dual pricing?

Yes — Dejavoo terminals support dual pricing display and receipt formatting, which is why they’re common behind Texas counters running the program. We program the device and supply the signage so the pricing is disclosed correctly on screen, on paper, and at the door.

Countertop or wireless — which Dejavoo setup do I need?

If every transaction happens at one register, countertop is cheaper and simpler. If you run tabs to a patio, take payment in a service bay, or do curbside, a wireless unit pays for itself in saved steps. Many DFW merchants run one of each; we’ll size it honestly.

Can you switch my existing Dejavoo to Lone Star?

Often, yes — many Dejavoo devices can be reprogrammed to our processing rather than replaced. Bring us a statement, we’ll do a free review, and if your current hardware is sound we’d rather reprogram it than sell you a box you don’t need.

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Ready To See It In Action?

Call (214) 838-1818 and a specialist will walk you through the right setup for your business — and ask about up to $5,000 to upgrade your POS.

Specialist demonstrating a terminal to a merchant