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Encrypting PIN pads pay off
Flexibility is the key to success with smart kiosks.
March 31, 2008
When officials in Chicago wanted to install self-service pay stations throughout the city, they tapped locally operated Pay-Ease, developer of a line of automated-commerce machines. Now the city is using EZ Pay stations designed by Pay-Ease that allow Chicago residents to pay city water bills, fees for traffic tickets and other city expenses.
Since 2004, Pay-Ease has installed Sagem Denmark's encrypting PIN pads on its ACM line. With support from reseller and consultant Arca-Tech Systems, Pay-Ease is using Sagem Denmark EPPs to develop kiosks that meet requirements set by the Americans with Disabilities Act for accessibility to blind and visually impaired users.
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