Nayax payment terminals
4 models, and what each one is actually for. Nayax does not sell to merchants directly — which provider puts the terminal in front of you decides what you pay for it.
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.
What these cost
Nayax 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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