Dejavoo Credit Card Machine Buyer's Guide
Which Dejavoo terminal fits your counter, what the current lineup actually looks like, and how to get one — Payment USA deploys these devices, so consider this the guide we'd give you over the phone.
The 30-second answer
Dejavoo is a payment terminal manufacturer that makes Android and Linux credit card machines plus the iPOSpays gateway. The current lineup has three families: the Android P line (flagship countertop and wireless), the Android QD line(compact terminals with built-in printers), and the Linux Z line (the simpler, proven classics — still current, not discontinued).
You can't buy one from Dejavoo directly — there's no cart and no published retail pricing on dejavoo.io. Terminals come through processors, ISOs, and resellers, which is exactly how Payment USA provides them:free placement for qualifying merchants, pre-programmed for cash discount,dual pricing, or cost-plus before the device ships.
The verified spec table below covers eight current models, each sourced from its dejavoo.io product page.
What Dejavoo Is — and Why the Website Changed
Dejavoo is a fintech payment company headquartered in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with offices in New York, Las Vegas, Canada, Israel, India, and Armenia. It has been building payment terminals for about twenty years, and it sells them the B2B way — partnering with ISOs, agents, software vendors, and resellers rather than selling to merchants directly.
If you knew the brand as Dejavoo Systems, that's the same company: in April 2024 Dejavoo announced a corporate rebrand and unified its web presence at dejavoo.io, and the old dejavoosystems.com domain now permanently redirects there.
Beyond hardware, Dejavoo runs a software ecosystem — the iPOSpays gateway (hosted checkout, payment links, a cloud virtual terminal, recurring billing, and tokenization), the DejaPayPro POS for restaurants and retail, and Tap to Pay on iPhone and Android. That ecosystem matters when you're choosing a terminal, because it's what lets the same device run the pricing programs covered below.
Every Current Dejavoo Line, Explained
As of September 2026, dejavoo.io lists three terminal families plus a few specialty devices:
- Android P line — P1, P3, P5, P8, P8 Dual Screen, P12, P17, and P18. The flagship family: HD touchscreens, modern processors, countertop and wireless form factors.
- Android QD line — QD1, QD2, QD3 (mobile and PIN pad versions), QD4, and QD5. Compact Android terminals; the QD2 and QD4 pair 5.5″ touchscreens with built-in thermal printers.
- Linux Z line — Z6, Z8, Z9, and Z11. The classic Dejavoo terminals, still listed as current products — simpler screens, dependable core payment features.
- Specialty — the D1 Android cloud register, the unattended QD3 UPT, and the Flex unattended development kit.
The table below covers the eight models whose specs we verified directly on Dejavoo's individual product pages (each page is linked in the Sources section). Where a page doesn't state a spec, we show "—" rather than guessing.
| Model | Type | OS | Display | Processor & memory | Connectivity | Printer | Payments & security |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dejavoo P1 | Android countertop | Android | 5″ HD color touchscreen | Octa-core 1.5 GHz · 1 GB RAM / 16 GB ROM | Ethernet, Wi-Fi (2.4/5 GHz), Bluetooth | — | Smart IC + NFC readers with EMV certification; Apple Pay, Google Wallet, Samsung Pay |
| Dejavoo P3 | Android wireless | Android | 5″ HD color touchscreen | Quad-core 1.28 GHz · 1 GB RAM / 16 GB ROM | Wi-Fi (2.4/5 GHz), Bluetooth, 4G, USB | — | NFC reader with EMV certification; removable Li-ion battery; 5 MP rear camera |
| Dejavoo P8 | Android wireless | Android 11 | 6.517″ HD touchscreen | Quad-core 2.0 GHz + 1.5 GHz · 3 GB RAM / 32 GB ROM | Wi-Fi (2.4/5 GHz), 4G | — | NFC reader with EMV certification; removable 7.6 V battery |
| Dejavoo QD2 | Android mobile | Android 12 | 5.5″ color LCD touchscreen | Quad-core 2.0 GHz · 2 GB RAM + 16 GB flash | Dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4/5 GHz), 4G/LTE, GPRS/GSM, USB-C | 58 mm thermal, high-speed | EMV chip, contactless/NFC, mobile wallets; PCI PTS 6.0; 7.2 V / 2600 mAh battery |
| Dejavoo QD4 | Android countertop | Android 12 | 5.5″ color LCD touchscreen | Quad-core 2.0 GHz · 2 GB RAM + 16 GB flash | Dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4/5 GHz), Ethernet, USB-C | 58 mm thermal, high-speed | EMV Level 1 & 2, triple-track magstripe; PCI PTS 6.0 |
| Dejavoo Z8 | Linux countertop | Linux | 2.4″ color LCD touchscreen | 32-bit 400 MHz · 192 MB memory | Ethernet, Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz) | 2.25″ × 80′, 4″ per second | EMV L1/L2, triple-track magstripe, contactless; PCI PTS v4 |
| Dejavoo Z9 | Linux wireless | Linux | 4″ color touchscreen with signature capture | 32-bit 400 MHz · 256 MB flash / 128 MB RAM | Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz), 4G LTE | 48 mm thermal, 100 mm per second | EMV, PIN debit, magstripe, contactless; PCI PTS 5.X; 3100 mAh Li-ion battery |
| Dejavoo Z11 | Linux countertop | Linux | 3.5″ color LCD touchscreen | 32-bit 400 MHz | Ethernet, Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz) | 2.25″ × 80′, 4″ per second | EMV, magstripe, NFC; PCI PTS v4 |
All specs from dejavoo.io product pages, observed September 3, 2026. "—" means the product page doesn't state that spec. The Z11's memory is omitted because Dejavoo's own page lists it inconsistently. Specs for the P5, P8 Dual Screen, P12, P17, P18, QD1, QD3, QD5, Z6, D1, and Flex aren't shown because we haven't verified their product pages — ask us and we'll pull them for your quote.
Which Dejavoo Machine Fits Your Business
Ignore the model-number soup for a second — the real question is where the terminal lives and who's holding it. Three honest answers:
Fixed checkout counter
Dejavoo P1 or QD4Both are Android countertop terminals with Ethernet plus Wi-Fi, so checkout stays online even if one connection drops. The P1 brings an octa-core processor and a 5″ HD touchscreen; the QD4 adds a built-in 58 mm thermal printer and Android 12 on a 5.5″ screen. Right for retail counters, salons, and quick-serve lines where speed at a fixed station matters most.
Tableside, curbside & on the go
Dejavoo P3, P8, or QD2All three are wireless Android terminals with 4G plus Wi-Fi and a battery, so servers, contractors, and mobile vendors can take the terminal to the customer. The P8 has the biggest screen of the verified lineup (6.517″) and the most memory (3 GB RAM / 32 GB ROM); the QD2 is the handheld of the group with a built-in 58 mm printer and PCI PTS 6.0 certification.
Simple, proven & budget-minded
Dejavoo Z8, Z9, or Z11The Linux Z line is Dejavoo's classic terminal family — smaller screens, physical simplicity, and the core job done well: chip, swipe, and contactless with a built-in printer. The Z8 and Z11 are countertop units; the Z9 adds Wi-Fi plus 4G LTE and a battery for wireless use. All three are still listed as current products on dejavoo.io, so parts and support aren't a gamble.
Still deciding between brands? Our merchant terminals page puts the Dejavoo P1 and P3 side by side with the PAX and Valor devices we also deploy, with full spec panels for each.
What a Dejavoo Terminal Costs
Here's the part that surprises most buyers: Dejavoo publishes no retail prices. We checked every product page listed in the Sources below — none shows an MSRP, and dejavoo.io has no cart or checkout. The company's own calls to action are "Become a Partner" and "Request Demo," because Dejavoo sells through the merchant services channel, not to merchants directly.
So the price of a Dejavoo credit card machine is really a question about your processing agreement. Through Payment USA, terminal placement is free for qualifying merchants, and every device we deploy ships pre-programmed for cash discount, dual pricing, or cost-plus — plug it in and take your first payment. If a terminal quote you've received elsewhere seems high, that's worth a second look: our guide to what credit card machines cost breaks down typical hardware pricing across every device class, and a free statement review will show whether the "free" terminal you were offered is being paid for somewhere else on your statement.
Built for Dual Pricing and Cash Discount
Dejavoo doesn't just tolerate merchant-friendly pricing programs — it builds for them. The company documents its own Dual Pricing program, which displays both the cash price and the credit price at the point of sale (and can treat debit like cash), and a proprietary True Cash Discount program that gives customers paying with cash or debit a true discount off an itemized price list — receipts show savings earned or missed, never an add-on fee. Both run on Dejavoo's standalone DVPAY terminals and iPOSpays-powered devices.
That's a direct match for how Payment USA sets merchants up. Our dual pricing program and cash discount program run on exactly this hardware — the terminal handles the two-price display and the receipts, and we handle the programming, the signage, and the compliance details before your device ships. If eliminating most of your processing cost is the goal, a Dejavoo machine is one of the most natural ways to get there.
Dejavoo Credit Card Machine Questions, Answered
How much does a Dejavoo credit card machine cost?+
Dejavoo doesn't publish retail prices — none of the product pages on dejavoo.io list an MSRP, and there's no cart or checkout on the site. Terminals are sold business-to-business through processors, ISOs, and resellers, so the price you pay depends on your merchant services agreement. Through Payment USA, terminal placement is free for qualifying merchants, and the device arrives pre-programmed for your pricing program. Our credit card machine cost guide covers what terminals run across every device class.
Are the Linux Z-line terminals discontinued?+
No. As of September 2026, the Z6, Z8, Z9, and Z11 are all still listed as current products on dejavoo.io alongside the newer Android lines — none are marked legacy or end-of-life. If you already run a Z-series terminal, or you want a simpler device without a full Android touchscreen, the Z line remains a supported choice.
Is Dejavoo Systems the same company as dejavoo.io?+
Yes. In April 2024, Dejavoo announced a corporate rebrand and unified its web presence at dejavoo.io; the old dejavoosystems.com domain now permanently redirects there. Same company, same terminals — if your paperwork, decals, or reseller portal still say "Dejavoo Systems," nothing about your hardware or support has changed.
Do Dejavoo terminals support cash discount and dual pricing?+
Yes — natively. Dejavoo documents its own Dual Pricing program, which displays both cash and credit prices at the point of sale, and a proprietary True Cash Discount program that offers a true discount off an itemized price list to customers paying with cash or debit. Both run on Dejavoo's standalone DVPAY terminals and iPOSpays-powered devices. Payment USA pre-programs every Dejavoo terminal we deploy for cash discount, dual pricing, or cost-plus before it ships.
Where These Facts Come From
Every Dejavoo claim and spec on this page was checked against Dejavoo's own published pages, all observed on September 3, 2026:
- dejavoo.io — full current product lineup — https://dejavoo.io/products/
- Dejavoo P1 product page — https://dejavoo.io/products/p-terminals-family/p1-secure-android-countertop/
- Dejavoo P3 product page — https://dejavoo.io/products/p-terminals-family/p3-secure-android-wireless/
- Dejavoo P8 product page — https://dejavoo.io/products/p-terminals-family/p8-secure-android-wireless/
- Dejavoo QD2 product page — https://dejavoo.io/products/qd-terminals-family/qd2-android-mobile/
- Dejavoo QD4 product page — https://dejavoo.io/products/qd-terminals-family/qd4-android-countertop-terminal/
- Dejavoo Z8 product page — https://dejavoo.io/products/p-terminals-family/z8-linux-countertop-terminal/
- Dejavoo Z9 product page — https://dejavoo.io/products/z-terminals-family/z9-linux-wireless-terminal/
- Dejavoo Z11 product page — https://dejavoo.io/products/z-terminals-family/z11-linux-countertop-terminal/
- Dejavoo payment programs (Dual Pricing & True Cash Discount) — https://dejavoo.io/software/dejavoo-payment-programs/
- iPOSpays gateway — https://dejavoo.io/software/ipospays-gateway/
- Dejavoo company page (HQ, offices, channel model) — https://dejavoo.io/company/
- Dejavoo career center ("past twenty years") — https://dejavoo.io/career-center/
- Dejavoo rebrand announcement (April 15, 2024) — https://dejavoo.io/innews/payments-leader-dejavoo-unveils-new-branding-and-unified-website-to-enhance-customer-experience/
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Get a Dejavoo Terminal Through Payment USA
Tell us where the terminal will live and how you want to price — we'll match you to the right Dejavoo model, program it for cash discount, dual pricing, or cost-plus, and ship it ready to take its first payment. Placement is free for qualifying merchants.