Getnet (Santander) card reader review 2026: tap to pay fees and rating
Bank acquirer model: SoftPOS is sold bundled with a Santander business account.
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Getnet (Santander) offers Get Tap for iOS + Android. Transaction fee: on request; monthly fee: on request. Security certification: n/a. Available in: Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Mexico.
Getnet (Santander) terms in full
| Product name | Get Tap |
|---|---|
| Provider type | SoftPOS + hardware |
| Headquarters | Brazil |
| Founded | 2003 |
| Platforms | both |
| Certification | not stated |
| Transaction fee | on request |
| Monthly fee | on request |
| Setup cost | on request |
| Contract term | n/a |
| Cards accepted | Visa, Mastercard, American Express |
| PIN entry on screen | yes (from the contactless limit) |
| Transaction limit | n/a |
| Target customers | Santander business customers, SMEs |
| Available markets | Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Mexico |
| Website | getnet.com.br |
| Data source | Open primary source ↗ |
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Frequently asked questions
Getnet tap to pay: do I need any extra hardware?
Not necessarily. Getnet (Santander) sells card terminals as well, but its tap to pay product works on a phone you already own, with no extra hardware. Supported platforms: iOS + Android.
Which countries is Getnet available in?
By our records: Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Mexico. Availability changes, and the date above the table is when we last checked.