In the process of POS machine transactions, there are sometimes various errors, which usually represent problems in the transaction process. The following are the common POS machine transaction errors** and how to deal with them
1.Error **: tu
This ** stands for "invalid terminal" and is usually caused by an unregistered terminal or an expired terminal. You can re-register the terminal or replace it with a new one.
2.Error**: 58
This ** stands for "Transaction Amount Exceeds Limit", which is usually due to the transaction amount exceeding the single transaction limit set by the POS machine. You can do this by re-entering the correct amount or by contacting your bank to increase the transaction limit.
3.Error **: xt
This represents a "failed transaction" and is usually due to some unmanageable issues in the trading process. The way to deal with this is to re-make the transaction or contact the bank's customer service for consultation.
4.Error **: 65
This ** stands for "Issuer Declined Transaction", which is usually due to the transaction being declined by the issuer or being rejected by the bank. The way to deal with this is to contact the card issuer or the bank's customer service to inquire about the reason and seek a solution.
5.Error **: 92
This ** stands for "transaction failure" and is usually caused by a faulty terminal or an unstable network connection. The way to deal with this is to re-make the transaction or contact the bank's customer service for consultation.
6.Error **: 13
This ** stands for "Wrong Password" and is usually caused by an incorrect password entered or an account being frozen. The solution is to re-enter the correct password or contact the bank's customer service to ask how to unfreeze the account.
When using the POS machine to trade, if you encounter the above error**, you can solve the problem according to the corresponding error information. If you can't solve the problem on your own, you can contact your bank's customer service for help.