Valor.
Feature-rich terminals with engagement tools built in — reviews, promos, and dual pricing on-screen.
Built For You, Configured By Us.
Valor terminals pair payments with customer engagement: on-device review prompts, promotional screens, and clean surcharge/dual-price handling.
Lone Star Payments configures Valor's portal so you see every location in one dashboard.
- ★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.
Modern Terminals With A Portal Worth Opening.
Valor builds modern payment terminals that pair customer-facing pricing displays with strong remote management tools. The hardware handles tap, dip, and swipe like any current device; the distinction is how much of the terminal’s life you — and we — can manage from a browser. For owners who like visibility, Valor’s appeal is that the terminal isn’t a black box on the counter: transactions, settings, and device health are all viewable without standing in front of it.
Day to day, that means fewer trips to the store to fix small things. A tip prompt change, a receipt update, a new employee — handled remotely from our Dallas office or your laptop. At the counter, customers see the cash and card price on their own screen and choose, which keeps dual pricing conversations short. And when you’re home at nine wondering how the day closed, the portal answers instead of tomorrow morning’s batch report.
A terminal you can manage remotely means most fixes happen without anyone driving to the store — which matters most at 5 p.m. on a Friday.
Where Payments Hurt
- ★Every settings change requires standing at the terminal after close
- ★No visibility into the day’s transactions until the batch report lands
- ★Customers can’t see dual pricing, so staff carry the explanation
- ★Terminal problems that wait until someone can get to the store
How Lone Star Fixes It
- ★Shipped from Dallas fully programmed — dual pricing, tips, receipts — with compliant signage included; see our Valor page
- ★Remote management handled by our team: setting changes, updates, and troubleshooting without a site visit
- ★On-site DFW installation, overnight replacement units, and up to $5,000 toward upgrading old equipment
- ★Free statement review so you know your real costs first — start with our guide to processing fees explained
Valor Owners Ask Us
What’s different about Valor versus other terminal brands?
The hardware capabilities are comparable to other modern terminals — the practical difference is remote visibility and management. For a Texas owner who runs multiple locations or simply doesn’t live at the shop, being able to see and adjust the terminal from anywhere is the feature you end up using weekly.
Does Valor support dual pricing?
Yes. Valor terminals display cash and card pricing to the customer and format receipts accordingly. We pair that with the signage and disclosure practices covered in our Texas dual pricing guidance so the program is compliant end to end, not just on the screen.
Who do I call when something goes wrong — Valor or you?
Us. Lone Star is your processor and your support line; Valor is the manufacturer. Our Dallas team resolves most issues remotely, and because we can see device health in the portal, we’re often diagnosing before you’ve finished describing the problem.
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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.
