Última actualización: 3 oct 2025, 2:18 p.m.
The safety and security of your Toast hardware and restaurant is a top priority to us. We will continue to roll out changes and updates to further enhance the security and safety of your hardware and network. You'll be guided through these changes on your Toast devices (as needed).
Below is an overview of the changes required for Toast devices and network setup.
| Toast Device | Image | Required Steps |
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| All Toast Devices |
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| Toast Go® 2 and 3 |
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| Toast Go® 1 | |
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| Toast Flex | |
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| Elo V2 Terminal |
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| Network Setup | Recommended Steps |
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| Toast-managed network |
*The router that came with your Toast hardware is intended for Toast hardware access only. |
| Self-managed network |
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In most cases, you can prepare for these changes by removing non-Toast applications from your Toast devices and remove any non-Toast devices using your Toast secured network.
For more information on removing non-Toast applications, see .
Toast devices in your restaurant will then be migrated over to a Toast network with enhanced security and will only be able to run toasttab.com traffic. This means your Toast devices will no longer be able to access other websites including social media, your personal website, and more.
You can't install and run third-party apps on Toast devices. This is important for the safety of your network.
No. Since the non-Toast tablet cannot connect to the dedicated Toast Wi-Fi, you won't be able to send information to the Toast printer. To streamline your third-party online ordering workflow, check out the available through Toast.
Note: The setup workflow will require a factory reset and erase all non-Toast apps on the device automatically.
| Elo Kiosk Terminal | |
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| Elo V1 Terminal | |
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| Auxiliary Toast devices (e.g. barcode scanners, scales, pole displays) | |
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To make sure your Toast devices connect only to the secure network (named Your Restaurant Name_Toast), follow these steps:
Repeat this process on all Toast devices at your restaurant that connect over Wi-Fi. If you need to find your Toast _Secure Wi-Fi password, follow the directions in this Toast Central article, Locate Your Toast Wi-Fi Password.
Yes. If you're unable to process card payments at your restaurant due to device security issues, you can still successfully process card payments for orders placed through Toast online ordering or a third-party online ordering integration. You can also successfully process credit card payments for mobile payments and Toast Order & Pay™ orders.
To resolve device security issues, please follow the prompts shown in the Toast app on your device. If you need additional support, please contact Toast Customer Care.