Ingenico payment terminals

Ingenico

14 models, and what each one is actually for. Ingenico does not sell to merchants directly — which provider puts the terminal in front of you decides what you pay for it.

Portable

Move/5000

Ingenico’s workhorse portable — the terminal NAB puts on its integrated plans, with a fast printer, dual SIM and automatic network fallback.

Ingenico Move/5000 portable EFTPOS terminal

Countertop

Axium DX4000

The countertop Axium — an all-in-one Android desktop terminal with a printer, a 5-inch screen and a battery that rides out a power cut.

Ingenico Axium DX4000 countertop Android payment terminal

Portable

Axium DX6000

An Android portable that keeps a real mechanical keypad and adds a speaker for spoken guidance — the accessible option in the Axium range.

Ingenico Axium DX6000 portable Android payment terminal

Portable

Axium DX8

The newest and fastest Axium — Android 14, PCI PTS v7, a 6.5-inch screen and a battery that swaps out without tools.

Ingenico Axium DX8 portable Android payment terminal

Portable

Axium DX8000

The large-screen Android portable — up to 6 inches, sold in two builds that differ in screen, memory, camera and battery.

Ingenico Axium DX8000 portable Android payment terminal

PIN pad

Axium RX9000

A tablet-sized customer-facing terminal for supermarket lanes and self-checkout — 8-inch screen, one cable, no battery.

Ingenico Axium RX9000 customer-facing Android payment tablet on a stand

PIN pad

Lane/3600

A compact wired PIN pad for retail lanes and semi-attended kiosks — small, tough, and deliberately not Android.

Ingenico Lane/3600 compact retail PIN pad

Kiosks, vending, EV charging

Axium SX5000

A contactless-only Android module for kiosks, vending and EV charging — PIN on Glass, IP65, and no card slot at all.

Ingenico Axium SX5000 unattended contactless payment module

Kiosks, vending, EV charging

Axium SX7000

The SX5000 with a card slot — the same Android kiosk module, plus a shuttered chip reader and an optional magstripe.

Ingenico Axium SX7000 unattended payment module with card reader

Vending and self-service kiosks

Self/2000 LE

A compact contactless-only reader for vending and self-service — PIN on Glass, IP65, and a deep sleep mode for power-limited sites.

Ingenico Self/2000 LE unattended contactless payment terminal

Vending, EV charging, car washes

Self/3000

A no-PIN unattended reader for vending, EV charging and car washes — chip, contactless and magstripe, and no keypad at all.

Ingenico Self/3000 unattended payment reader for vending and EV charging

Indoor and sheltered kiosks

Self/4000 LE

An all-in-one unattended reader with a backlit mechanical keypad — every payment method, and PIN entry on real keys.

Ingenico Self/4000 LE unattended payment terminal with mechanical keypad

Vending and indoor kiosks

Self/5000 LE

The all-in-one unattended reader with a touchscreen — chip, contactless, magstripe and PIN on Glass in one module.

Ingenico Self/5000 LE unattended payment terminal with touchscreen

Outdoor and high-abuse self-service

Self/7000 and Self/8000

Ingenico’s modular unattended pair — a ruggedised card reader and a metal-key PIN module, built for outdoor and high-abuse sites.

Ingenico Self/8000 unattended PIN module with metal keypad

What these cost

Ingenico publishes no merchant pricing, and in Australia a merchant does not buy the hardware outright in most cases — it comes with a facility. What you pay depends on the rate you negotiate with the provider, not on the terminal.

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