PAYMENTS / RESTAURANTS
Pay at the table.
Pay at the table.
Not at the till.
The handheld goes to the guest, the receipt prints on the spot and the bill closes on its own.
THE COUNTER / FIVE TERMINALS
Hardware that finishes
Hardware that finishes
what the software started.
The same payment, wherever it happens: in a hand, on a counter, across a lane, on the floor, or inside a machine that works alone. Each one reports back to the same records.
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Handheld PAX A920Pro
Payment goes to the customer.
A full Android terminal in one hand, with the receipt printed on the spot. For table service, the shop floor, the loading bay and the doorstep.
- Display
- 5.5" capacitive touchscreen
- Operating system
- Android 10
- Card entry
- Contactless, chip & PIN, magstripe
- Connectivity
- 4G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
- Battery
- 5150mAh / 3.7V
- Printer
- Built in
- Security
- PCI PTS 6.x
Figures describe the A920Pro Core. The A920Pro Duo Premium variant carries a 6.56" screen, Android 14 and PCI PTS 7.x.
Aeternitas case and software shown as a design preview.
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Countertop PAX A800
The till that anchors the room.
A desktop terminal with the printer built in, sized for a busy counter. Wi-Fi as standard, with 4G and a battery available when the counter has to move.
- Display
- 5.7" capacitive touchscreen
- Operating system
- Android 10.0
- Card entry
- Chip & PIN, NFC contactless, magstripe
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi, optional 4G and Bluetooth
- Battery
- Optional 2300mAh / 7.2V
- Cameras
- Optional 2MP front, 5MP rear
- Security
- PCI PTS 6.x SRED
Runs as a countertop device, or as a mobile one with the optional battery.
Aeternitas case and software shown as a design preview.
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PIN pad PAX A35
The customer’s side of the counter.
A compact PIN pad that faces the customer and takes its instructions from the till. Built for multilane retail, where the lane keeps moving and the screen earns its place.
- Display
- 4" capacitive touchscreen
- Operating system
- Android 10
- Card entry
- Chip & PIN, contactless, magstripe
- PIN entry
- PIN-on-Glass optional
- Connectivity
- Power over Ethernet, LAN, Wi-Fi 2.4/5GHz, Bluetooth 4.2
- Camera
- 0.3MP or 5MP front
- Security
- PCI PTS 6.x, Mastercard Enhanced Contactless
PAX describes the A35 as the first Android multilane PIN pad. A stand and privacy shield are available.
Aeternitas case and software shown as a design preview.
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Tablet PAX A3700
Checkout that meets the aisle.
A customer-facing Android tablet for retail checkout: a seven-inch screen for the order, the total and the tap. Works on a stand at the counter or carried onto the floor.
- Display
- 7" IPS capacitive touchscreen, 1280 × 800
- Card entry
- EMV chip, contactless, magstripe
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi, 4G LTE, Ethernet via optional hub
- Battery
- Built in, non-removable
- Placement
- Countertop stand or handheld on the floor
Sold as the Elys Tablet, and listed by our payment processor as a supported in-person device.
Aeternitas case and software shown as a design preview.
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Unattended PAX IM30
The machine takes the payment.
A sealed payment module that mounts into the front of something else: a parking column, an EV charger, a vending machine, a laundry room. Rated for weather and for people.
- Display
- 5" display
- Operating system
- Android 7.1, Android 10, or Android 10 Indoor
- Connectivity
- 4G Cat 4, or 4G Cat 1 on the indoor version
- Sealing
- IP65 / IK08 on Android 10; IP54 / IK08 on Android 7.1
- Security
- PCI PTS 6.x on Android 10; 5.x on Android 7.1
PAX lists parking, public transport, petrol stations, click and collect, EV charging and vending among its uses.
Aeternitas case and software shown as a design preview.
Device images are illustrative renders. Specifications are published by PAX and vary by model variant, configuration and region.
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Map the customer and payment journey
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Confirm the processor and integration requirements
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Build checkout and operational connections
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Test success, failure and recovery together
A CLEARER STARTING POINT
A few useful answers.
Can we keep our current payment processor?
We review its integration options and your operational needs before recommending a path. Processor eligibility and the required capabilities are confirmed during scoping.
Can you connect payments to our CRM?
Yes. We scope the relevant records, status changes and exception handling so the integration reflects what actually happened to the payment.