Ingenico builds the trusted payment terminal lineup that powers retail, restaurants, kiosks, and unattended environments worldwide. Paying.co builds the software that turns those terminals into complete workflow applications — custom forms, multi-step transactions, native development, and MDB or Pulse connectors. When EMV Level 3 certification is required, that's a separate workstream we run end to end in the same engagement.
Ingenico's lineup spans attended countertop and lane terminals, unattended and outdoor payment modules, and mobile and handheld POS — all running on the same trusted Ingenico platform. Paying.co builds custom applications, workflows, and EMV-certified integrations across the entire range. One engagement, one engineering team, one certification deliverable per processor.
Retail lanes, restaurants, and hospitality counters running Ingenico's Lane/3000, Lane/5000, Lane/7000, Tetra Desk/3500, and Desk/5000. Paying.co builds custom checkout flows, tipping and split-tender logic, loyalty enrollment, document signing, and the EMV Level 3 certifications that get your application into production.
Talk to our teamOutdoor-rated payment terminals for vending, kiosks, parking, EV charging, laundromats, and transit. Paying.co builds the native application layer and MDB or Pulse connectors that bridge Ingenico to the machine. When the deployment also requires EMV Level 3 certification, we run that as a separate, well-scoped workstream alongside — Self/4000, Self/5000, IUC, and IUR.
Unattended SystemsMobile and handheld POS for pay-at-table, field service, ridesharing, and queue-busting. Ingenico's Tetra Move/2500, Move/3500, Move/5000, AXIUM mobile devices, and SoftPOS solutions running on Android — with Paying.co's custom apps, multi-step workflows, and TMS deployment built on top.
SoftPOSIngenico builds the terminal. Paying.co builds everything that turns it into a deployable workflow application — from the native application layer down to the processor integration and the EMV Level 3 certification deliverable. One vendor, one engineering team, one engagement scope.
Custom applications built to run natively on Ingenico's platform — preserving the existing payment application logic and event handlers while extending the terminal's capabilities with custom forms, rich workflows, and your own UX.
Multi-step transaction flows, data capture screens, loyalty enrollment, document signing, cross-sell prompts, and guided onboarding — designed and built native to Ingenico terminals, not glued on afterward.
Custom connectors that bridge Ingenico terminals with legacy MDB and Pulse machine protocols. Modern cashless acceptance on vending, laundromat, EV, parking, and unattended equipment — no hardware replacement required.
The cert work processors require, done in-house with FIME, MV, and ICC testing tools we own. 130+ L3 certifications shipped across Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover scripts on Ingenico hardware.
Ingenico builds some of the most trusted payment terminals on the market — the Lane series, the Tetra lineup, AXIUM, the Self series, the Move family. Operators choose Ingenico because the hardware is proven, the platform is mature, and the certification path is well understood. The application running on top of it deserves the same standard.
That's where Paying.co fits. We've delivered EMV Level 3 certifications across multiple Ingenico terminal families, built custom forms and workflows running natively on the platform, and shipped MDB and Pulse connectors that bridge Ingenico terminals with legacy vending, laundromat, EV charging, and parking equipment. Our FIME, MV, and ICC testing tools are owned in-house — meaning faster development cycles, fewer iterations, and complete certification control.
The point is simple: you pick Ingenico because the terminal is the right tool for the job. We solve the software problem on top of it — with one team, one statement of work, and one certified deliverable per processor.
Talk to our Ingenico teamWe build where Ingenico actually wants applications built — running natively on the terminal, preserving payment application logic, and certified end-to-end through the processor's test environment. No wrappers, no middleware sitting in the middle charging rent. The application is yours, the certification is yours, the source is documented.
Custom applications developed to run natively on Ingenico's platform — coexisting with the existing payment application, preserving event handlers, and extending the terminal's capabilities without compromising transaction processing.
Custom connectors that bridge Ingenico terminals with MDB (Multi-Drop Bus) and Pulse machine protocols. Modern cashless acceptance on traditional vending, laundromat, parking, EV charging, and unattended equipment — no hardware replacement required.
We own the testing tools the certification labs use — FIME, MV, and ICC. That means faster development cycles, fewer iterations, and complete certification control. We catch issues before the processor's cert team ever sees them.
Terminal Management System integration for remote deployment, configuration, and updates across your entire Ingenico fleet. New features and security patches pushed remotely — no physical access required to each terminal.
Paying.co has shipped EMV-certified Ingenico integrations across the gateways and middleware that matter for attended retail, unattended, and OEM environments — Datacap, Worldnet, BridgePay, Cardknox, and CardConnect, plus direct integrations into the major processors. If your business already routes through one, we drop into that flow. Need a direct processor cert? That's our specialty.
Deep, production-shipped integration with Datacap's NETePay and dsiEMVUS middleware on Ingenico terminals. The most widely deployed payment gateway in North American retail and unattended — and one we know cold.
Direct integration with Worldnet's payment gateway and unattended processing rails. Certified flows on Ingenico hardware, configured for the international and multi-currency deployments Worldnet specializes in.
Native integration paths into BridgePay's gateway and tokenization platform. Built and certified on Ingenico terminals for ISV and ISO partners who route their volume through BridgePay.
Direct integration with the Cardknox gateway and developer platform. Production-shipped on Ingenico hardware with full EMV L3 certification and tokenization support for retail and unattended.
Built to CardConnect's CardPointe and CoPilot platforms. We've certified Ingenico terminals into CardConnect's processing rails for ISV partners and direct merchant deployments alike.
Need a direct EMV Level 3 certification straight to TSYS, Worldpay, Fiserv, Global, Elavon, or another acquirer? That's our day job. 130+ L3 certs shipped across the Western Hemisphere.
Ingenico's terminal lineup powers retail counters, vending floors, parking lots, fuel forecourts, transit gates, and quick-service restaurants. Paying.co builds the application and workflow layer for those same environments — tested with our in-house FIME, MV, and ICC tools, certified, and ready for the field.
Cashless payment and cross-sell on vending machines and micro-markets with custom MDB and Pulse connectors bridging Ingenico to the equipment.
Custom checkout flows, onboarding forms, and self-ordering experiences running natively on Ingenico Self series and AXIUM unattended terminals.
Unattended payment for parking garages, meters, transit gates, and ticketing kiosks. Outdoor-rated hardware with the right software on top.
Payment and session management for EV charging stations — session start, plan selection, roaming agreements, and pay-as-you-charge flows.
Card-based payment for coin-op laundromats and commercial laundry equipment. Pulse and MDB connectors handle the machine communication.
Self-ordering kiosks and pay-at-table terminal workflows for QSR and fast casual. Tipping, splitting, and order capture built into the flow.
Dispenser integration and fuel payment terminals for petroleum forecourts. EMV-certified flows for indoor and outdoor fuel payment.
On-terminal document signing, contract acceptance, age verification, and data capture flows — turning the terminal into a workflow engine.
Every Paying.co Ingenico engagement runs against a documented Statement of Work, with named owners on both sides, a defined certification milestone, and a deployment plan. Custom forms and workflows land in 4–8 weeks. MDB and Pulse connector projects land in 8–16 weeks. EMV Level 3 certification — a separate workstream with its own scope — typically runs 6–12 months depending on processor and card brand scope. You always know where the project stands.
We work with your team to define the workflow requirements, terminal interactions, and integration points. User journeys, form structures, data capture needs, and how the application coexists with the existing payment logic — all mapped before a line of code is written.
Our engineers build the application natively on Ingenico's platform, integrating with payment event handlers, MDB/Pulse connectors, TMS, and any third-party systems. Custom forms and workflows developed to your exact specifications.
Comprehensive testing using our in-house FIME, MV, and ICC tools ensures the application meets EMV L3 requirements. We validate transaction flows, error handling, receipt formatting, and edge cases before moving to certification with the card brands.
We manage the deployment across your Ingenico fleet, including TMS integration for remote updates. Ongoing support covers maintenance, feature additions, and scaling to new terminal models or locations as your business grows.
Processor specs change. Ingenico ships firmware updates. New terminal models hit the market. We keep your application certified, compatible, and current across the entire fleet — pushed remotely through TMS, not by truck rolls.
Same engineers, same project manager, same EMV cert team for the life of the application. When your processor releases a script update or Ingenico publishes a platform change, you have a phone number that already knows your stack.
Tell us what you're building on Ingenico. We'll tell you what it takes to get it certified, integrated, and shipped — and you'll hear back from a payments engineer, not a sales rep.