Axium, which Ingenico launched in 2018, is a line of POS devices that run on the Android operating system, technology that could simplify global deployment. The parties say the new integration will ...

Ingenico’s Axium CX9000 has two screens, a 1.56-inch one for the employee and a customer-facing 8-inch screen for customers. The smaller display includes a camera for data capture. The Android-based ...

AXIUM, Ingenico’s versatile payment acceptance solution, “features advanced smart Point-of-Sale (POS) terminals powered by Android, along with a suite of business applications.

We are living through one of the most significant shifts in retail point-of-sale (POS) technology since the introduction of the chip-and-PIN terminal. After years of relying on rubber-buttoned ...

Ingenico to trial crypto payments at the POS Ingenico, a global leader in payment acceptance and services, and Crypto.com, a leading crypto trading platform, are proud to announce a ground ...

Supported by Ingenico’s expertise in security and estate management, together with its unmatched global footprint, customers can now leverage Ingenico’s Android Competence Center, which offers ...

Researchers are detailing widespread security issues in point-of-sale (PoS) terminals – specifically, three terminal device families manufactured by vendors Verifone and Ingenico.

Best Buy Co. Inc.’s first store in Turkey will use a shared point-of-sale service, eliminating the multiple POS terminals commonly seen domestically on merchant countertops, according to Ingenico S.A.

Verifone and Ingenico devices, used in shops across the world, contain weaknesses that allow 5-minute hacks to steal credit card data.

Ingenico S.A. says its new point-of-sale mobile terminal line is smaller, lighter and has longer battery life than its predecessors.

Ingenico said it has already begun integrating PayPal's payment card solution into its legacy Unicapt32 POS devices, as well as its entire new generation of Telium 2 series terminals.