> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.verifone.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.verifone.com/support-denmark/t650/vejledninger/sadan-behandler-du-et-salg.md).

# Sådan behandler du et salg

Tag imod en kort- eller alternativ betaling på en T650-terminal, få godkendelse, og udskriv en kvittering.

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**Brug dette, når** du skal tage imod et standardkort eller en alternativ betaling på en T650-terminal.
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## Gennemfør et salg

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### Indtast beløbet

Indtast **betalingsbeløbet** og tryk på **Kort**.
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### Modtag betalingen

Kunden kan isætte, stryge eller tappe sit kort/enhed eller vælge en anden betalingsmulighed som f.eks. **Klarna**.
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### Vent på godkendelse

Terminalen forbinder til betalingsprocessoren og modtager **godkendelse**.
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### Vælg en kvitteringsmulighed

Vælg den kvitteringsmulighed, du foretrækker.
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<summary>Nøgleord</summary>

Også kaldet: gennemfør et salg, tag imod en betaling, kortbetaling, foretag et salg, kontaktløs, chip og pinkode. Søgeord: salg, betaling, kort, kontaktløs, tap, Klarna, kvittering.

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