Nayax
- Company role:
- Terminal manufacturerUnattended payments
- Head office:
- Herzliya, Israel
The Israeli self-service giant — vending and unattended payments, a management platform behind them, and a listing on Nasdaq.
About Nayax
Nayax was founded in Israel in 2005 and is listed on Nasdaq and in Tel Aviv under NYAX. It began in vending — putting a card reader on machines that had only ever taken coins — and has since spread into EV charging, car parks, laundromats, amusement and micro-markets.
What distinguishes it from the terminal manufacturers is that the hardware is not really the product. Nayax sells an operator platform — telemetry, remote price changes, loyalty, consumption reporting, cashless settlement — and the readers are how a machine joins it. An operator with two hundred machines is buying the back office, not the reader.
That also makes its range a different shape. Alongside the readers sit an OEM module for machine builders to embed, a QR scanner, and a full self-checkout kiosk — hardware a terminal manufacturer would not build.
Nayax products
Product range
Payment terminals
4 models, and what each one is actually for.
OEM machine builders embedding contactless
UNO Mini
An OEM contactless module, 49.5mm square and 11mm thick — the EMV engine a machine builder drops inside their own product.
Vending machines, loyalty and app-based payment
DOT QR Smart Reader
An 85mm round QR and barcode reader for vending — no card reader at all, just codes, loyalty and MDB.
Micro-markets and self-checkout
Nova Market
A self-checkout kiosk for micro-markets — a 15.6-inch screen, a barcode reader and an 80mm printer in one pedestal.
Portable
Nova 55F
Nayax’s one attended device — a 5.5-inch Android handheld with a printer, carrying the same loyalty and reporting platform as its vending readers.
Official site: nayax.com
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