Wall Mount Kiosks

The payment kiosks support multiple payment options based on configuration. Cash-capable models accept bills and can dispense exact change in bills and coins for cash transactions ranging from $2 to $23,000. In addition, systems feature an EMV card reader supporting tap, dip, and swipe for credit and debit cards, check acceptors, and e-wallet processing.

Users can look up their outstanding balances through several identification methods. The kiosk interface supports barcode scanning, QR code reading, or direct manual input on the 21.5-inch touchscreen using customer name, invoice number, account number, or agency-defined custom identifiers. This flexible search architecture helps eliminate errors and accelerates front-counter transaction times.

The kiosks are designed to be ADA accessible, ensuring equal access for all constituents. The units feature a 21.5-inch interactive touchscreen paired with integrated voice and light guidance instructions. Furthermore, a multilingual user interface allows users to navigate payment prompts easily in their preferred language, ensuring broad usability across municipal and public agency lobbies.

Each deployment includes technical support, initial installation services, ongoing monitoring, and optimization. Organizations also receive a five-year onsite maintenance and component replacement agreement. System software features automated, customizable alerts that integrate with third-party carriers to notify designated staff about maintenance events such as low paper or necessary cash replenishment.

KIOSK PAY STATION provides purpose-built bill payment software engineered to connect smoothly with administrative systems. Deployment options include real-time, file-based, or non-validated integration modes. The software records unlimited custom data elements per transaction, such as department codes or property IDs, simplifying daily reconciliation and providing clean accounting data for back-office teams.

Kiosks are housed in a secure steel enclosure designed to protect internal hardware and transaction components. Security standards include PCI-DSS compliance, EMV certification, and end-to-end encrypted processing. Systems include time-dated receipt printers and can be configured as in-wall models to maximize lobby space while keeping internal cash and computing components secure.