Accept payments with fixed and mobile payment terminals from Ingenico
With Ingenico payment terminals from CM.com, you can easily accept a wide range of payment methods, including debit cards, credit cards, gift cards, and mobile wallets. The terminals are robust and deliver a secure and reliable payment experience, even under intensive daily use.
Thanks to support for modern payment technologies such as EMV, NFC, QR codes, and swipe & sign, customers can always pay in the way that suits them best.
Easily connect the terminals to your POS system, webshop, or e-commerce environment and manage all your payments centrally from a single platform.
Lane/3600 is a countertop terminal with capacity for a wide range of payment methods.
Thanks to its high-speed processor (Cortex A7), enhanced memory, and compact design, it can be used in any business. It can be easily integrated into semi-attended kiosks, thanks to its optimized dimensions and adapter plate.
This terminal is sold exclusively as a connected solution and is designed to work seamlessly as an integrated payment terminal with an Electronic Cash Register (ECR).
Request terminal• Application and cryptoprocessor: Cortex A7
• 256 MB Flash, 256 MB RAM
• Telium TETRA OS
• Ethernet 10/100 base T
• USB host
• USB port
• Color screen: 2.8" backlit, glass lens, QVGA (320 x 240 pixels)
• Mechanical keys
• 15 keys, embossed markings, backlit
• 167 x 82 x 40 mm (6.6 × 3.2 × 1.6")
• 227g (8 oz)
The Ingenico Self 7000/8000 is a two-component, unattended payment solution designed to fit in any kiosk in high-demand environments. It is designed for both indoor and outdoor environments and is durable and capable of withstanding harsh weather conditions. The Self/7000 & Self/8000 configuration is shock and vandalism resistant, waterproof and water & dust resistant.
Request terminalSelf 7000:
• 512 MB Flash, 512 MB RAM
• CPU Cortex M33 32 bits 160 Mhz (U5)
• TETRA
Self 8000:
• 786 KB SRAM / 2 MB Flash
• CPU Cortex M33 32 bits 160 Mhz (U5)
• TETRA
Self 7000:
• 1 X RJ 45 LAN
Self 7000:
• Ports: 1 USB Secondary (USB-B), 1 USB Host (USB-A), 2 RS232
Self 8000:
• Keypad: 16 metallic keys with RGB keyboard illumination
• Proactive overlay/skimmer detection & wake up by presence sensor
Self 7000:
• 73 x 107 x 151.1 mm
• 825g
Self 8000:
• Display: 2.5'' (320 x 160) IPS color display (262k colors)
• 131.3 x 100 x 40.7 mm
• 963g
Ingenico Payment Terminals
| Payment Terminals | Terminal price* - stand alone | Terminal price* - connected | Plug and play setup** one-time | Service costs** - monthly |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Payment Terminals | Terminal price* - stand alone | Terminal price* - connected | Plug and play setup** one-time | Service costs** - monthly |
Lane/3600 |
N/A |
Pricing on request |
€ 50 |
€ 15 |
Self 7000/8000 |
N/A |
Pricing on request |
€ 50 |
€ 15 |
* Price per terminal when using CM.com transaction processing
** Per payment terminal
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