Card machines and EPOS in Derby.
We come out to your counter, set the till and card machine up, train your staff, and stay the local number you ring afterwards.
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- About 40 minutes away28.6 miles by road from our Shirebrook office. Visits are part of the job, never a line on the bill.
- At your counter the same weekThe first visit is free, with no call-out fee. We fit it, train your staff and stay the number you ring.
- 2 installs in town, with permissionHer Days and Deli & Dessert by Anemona Sweets, on Shift4, each with its own story below.
Taking card payments in Derby.
A city where the suburb matters more than the centre. Normanton trades nothing like Mickleover.
A city where the suburb matters far more than the centre. Normanton trades nothing like Mickleover, and a supplier who treats them the same gets it wrong both times.
Normanton Road trades nothing like Sadler Gate or Mickleover, which is why we do Derby by suburb rather than as one city.
The food hygiene register lists 689 restaurants and cafés, 464 takeaways and 441 pubs, bars and nightclubs across DE1, DE3, DE4, DE5, DE6, DE7, DE11, DE12, DE13, DE14, DE15, DE21, DE22, DE23 and DE24, plus 741 shops and other retailers. That’s the counter trade we fit in Derby, and what the kit below is chosen for.
What’s on the register
Across DE1, DE3, DE4, DE5, DE6, DE7, DE11, DE12, DE13, DE14, DE15, DE21, DE22, DE23 and DE24, the Food Standards Agency register counts 4,066 food businesses: 689 restaurants and cafés; 464 takeaways; 441 pubs, bars and nightclubs; 741 shops and other retailers; 212 mobile caterers; 51 hotels and B&Bs; 118 supermarkets. Counted from the register’s extract of 26 Oct 2026, with no names or ratings kept.
When the signal drops
We test the signal where you trade first. Each provider’s answer is on how we work.
Postcodes and neighbourhoods
Postcodes DE1 to DE24. Derby on this site includes Normanton, Littleover, Mickleover, Allenton, Alvaston, Chaddesden, Spondon, Pear Tree, Sinfin and Oakwood: one page for the town, so the installs and the notes sit together.
Sources. Every figure above has one. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
- Food Standards Agency, food hygiene rating register (Open Government Licence v3.0), extract 26 Oct 2026, checked 26 Oct 2026 source
- Road distance and time from the Shirebrook office (NG20 8RX) to DE1 (district centroid): postcodes.io (ONS Postcode Directory, Open Government Licence); OSRM public routing server (OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL), checked 26 Oct 2026
How it goes, in person
Statement check, visit, fitted and trained, still local afterwards. How we work →
What we’d probably fit
Square Register, Terminal or Handheld, or the Shift4 One away from Wi-Fi. Priced around your counter, in writing. The kit →
Counters we’ve stood behind near Derby.
The nearest real venues, photographed on the day, published with their permission. All our work →
Business types we fit in Derby.
What people in Derby ask us.
Do you charge for coming out?
No. Derby is somewhere we cover in person, and the first visit is free with no call-out fee. The visit is part of the job, not a line on the bill.
How quickly can you fit it?
We can usually be at your counter the same week. We fit the kit, build your menu or products and train your staff in person.
Which parts of Derby do you cover?
All of it. Normanton, Littleover, Mickleover, Allenton, Alvaston, Chaddesden, Spondon, Pear Tree, Sinfin and Oakwood each have their own page because the trade genuinely differs.
Is it worth a full till or just a terminal?
Depends entirely on the suburb and the trade. A grocer on Normanton Road wants stock control; a barber in Chaddesden usually doesn’t.
More questions: how we work.
Near Derby.
Trading in Derby?
Send a statement or tell us what you sell. We’ll put it in writing and come and fit it.
Jamie Robles, Atlas Payments, Shirebrook.