Secure Self-Service Payments
Embedded payments for kiosks and unattended terminals. PCI-compliant, always on, and designed to keep your brand front and center.
Industry Applications
Quick Service Restaurants
Self-ordering kiosks for faster service
Parking & Transportation
Unattended payment terminals
Vending & Micro-Markets
Cashless payment solutions
Ticketing & Attractions
Self-service ticket purchasing
Unattended Payment Security
Keep your merchants' and their end-customers' data safe with advanced security built for unattended environments
End-to-End Encryption
Every unattended transaction is encrypted from tap to settlement, protecting customer data around the clock
Network Tokenization
Replace sensitive card data with secure tokens—ideal for stored credentials and repeat customers at self-service stations
PCI-DSS Level 1 Compliance
Our infrastructure meets the highest PCI standards so your unattended devices stay compliant without extra effort
Self-Service Benefits
Modern solutions that improve customer experience and operations
Self-Ordering
Let customers browse and order without waiting in line
24/7 Operation
Accept payments even when staff isn't available
Reduced Labor Costs
Serve more customers with fewer staff members
Secure Transactions
EMV and contactless with encrypted processing
ADA Compliant
Accessible design for all customers
Fast Checkout
Reduce wait times and increase throughput
How this works in practice
At the counter
A customer browses a menu or catalog directly on the kiosk screen, builds their order, and pays with tap, chip, or a mobile wallet without a cashier — the kiosk prints a ticket or order number and, where connected, routes the order to a kitchen display or fulfillment queue the same as a staffed register would.
Hardware compatibility
Self-service kiosks like the PAX Q30 or Clover Kiosk are purpose-built with larger touchscreens and often integrate a receipt printer and card reader in one unit; they connect to the same back-end menu and inventory system as your staffed registers so pricing and stock stay consistent.
Connectivity and offline behavior
Kiosks require an active connection to process card payments and sync orders to the kitchen or back office, typically over ethernet or Wi-Fi for a stationary unit; an outage pauses new orders until connectivity is restored since there is no offline payment mode.
Staffing and training
Staff need to know how to restart or clear an order on the kiosk if a customer abandons a transaction, and how to handle exception cases (an item that's sold out mid-order); most day-to-day operation requires no staff involvement at all, which is the point of the device.
Migrating your existing setup
If you're adding a kiosk alongside an existing register, the kiosk's menu and pricing are configured to match your current POS catalog during setup rather than maintained as a separate system, so a price change only needs to happen once.
Who this fits
Quick-service restaurants, high-volume counters, and businesses like parking or ticketing where reducing wait times and unattended availability outweigh the value of a staffed interaction.
Frequently asked questions
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