Choose the merchant account before buying a gun-store POS. Square's US Payment Terms list sales of firearms, firearm parts or hardware, and ammunition as unsupported business activity. A general retail feature comparison does not override that restriction.
Clover is a POS product brand, not a blanket firearms approval. Before buying a device or software plan, confirm that the proposed processing arrangement accepts your exact inventory and sales channels and that the hardware can work with it.
For an FFL store, ask the software vendor to demonstrate serialized inventory, acquisition and disposition records, Form 4473 workflow, transfers and layaways as applicable to your operation. Confirm those capabilities separately from card acceptance; Pine is not claiming to supply every compliance-software feature.
Pine reviews firearms businesses for payment-processing fit, subject to underwriting. Share your FFL, product mix, counter and online sales, current POS and proposed integration before committing to equipment. Check device compatibility, processing exclusivity, equipment commitments and data-export rights in writing.
Request a firearms payment-setup review. Send your license type, product mix, sales channels and current or proposed POS. If you already process, a recent statement can help compare the existing arrangement; if you are pre-launch, tell us that instead.
Request a firearms payment-setup reviewSource: Square's US Payment Terms, section 3 (effective November 6, 2026).
The general retail comparison below is not permission to process firearms inventory.