Nayax Launches Commercial Pilot of VPOS Media 4 at Silk Hat Akihabara
Nayax Ltd., based in Tel Aviv and listed on NASDAQ, is making significant strides in Japan's amusement market by launching a commercial pilot at the renowned Silk Hat Akihabara. The pilot, which began on December 18, integrates the advanced VPOS Media 4, an Android-based cashless payment terminal, alongside the Cloud Pay common QR code payment service provided by DG Financial Technology. This initiative aims to accelerate the cashless trend within the Japanese amusement industry.
Silk Hat Akihabara stands as Japan's first amusement facility allowing direct credit payments for prize gaming machines. In this pioneering venue, Nayax's VPOS Media 4 will control multiple terminals from a single unit, offering both reduced initial setup costs for the establishment and a seamless, secure cashless experience for users.
Yair Nechmad, CEO of Nayax, stated, “Entering the Japanese amusement market marks a significant milestone for Nayax. We take great pride in implementing the VPOS Media 4 in Akihabara, the heart of Japan's entertainment culture.” This sentiment is echoed by Yasunori Yamanaka of Matahari Entertainment, who emphasized their commitment to providing customers with innovative cashless experiences and enhancing service quality.
Nayax Ltd. is a global leader in cashless payment terminals aimed at vending machines and unattended devices, managing over 1.4 million payment devices across more than 120 countries. In Japan, Nayax offers a variety of cashless payment options, including credit cards, electronic money, QR code payments, employee ID payments, and house prepaids, aligning with local needs.
The ongoing pilot is a vital step towards popularizing cashless payments in Japan and has plans for expansion beyond amusement facilities to areas such as lockers, parking, vending machines, and POS systems.
For more information on Nayax, please visit their website at Nayax.
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As Nayax continues its journey in Japan, this collaboration marks an essential evolution in cashless payment solutions in the entertainment sector, potentially transforming customer experience and operational efficiency in the future.
Silk Hat Akihabara stands as Japan's first amusement facility allowing direct credit payments for prize gaming machines. In this pioneering venue, Nayax's VPOS Media 4 will control multiple terminals from a single unit, offering both reduced initial setup costs for the establishment and a seamless, secure cashless experience for users.
Yair Nechmad, CEO of Nayax, stated, “Entering the Japanese amusement market marks a significant milestone for Nayax. We take great pride in implementing the VPOS Media 4 in Akihabara, the heart of Japan's entertainment culture.” This sentiment is echoed by Yasunori Yamanaka of Matahari Entertainment, who emphasized their commitment to providing customers with innovative cashless experiences and enhancing service quality.
Nayax Ltd. is a global leader in cashless payment terminals aimed at vending machines and unattended devices, managing over 1.4 million payment devices across more than 120 countries. In Japan, Nayax offers a variety of cashless payment options, including credit cards, electronic money, QR code payments, employee ID payments, and house prepaids, aligning with local needs.
The ongoing pilot is a vital step towards popularizing cashless payments in Japan and has plans for expansion beyond amusement facilities to areas such as lockers, parking, vending machines, and POS systems.
For more information on Nayax, please visit their website at Nayax.
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- - Name: Silk Hat Akihabara
- - Address: 101-0021 1-10-9 Sotokanda, Chiyoda City, Tokyo
- - Access: A 3-minute walk from JR Akihabara Electric Town exit
- - Operating Hours: 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- - Floor Structure: 9 floors, from basement 1 to 8
- - Official Store Site: Silk Hat
- - Official X Account: SILKHAT_Akiba
As Nayax continues its journey in Japan, this collaboration marks an essential evolution in cashless payment solutions in the entertainment sector, potentially transforming customer experience and operational efficiency in the future.
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