Germany pays digitally

Initiative to close the digital gap in Germany

The initiative "Germany pays digitally" was launched by players from the financial industry and is intended to enable small retailers and organizations to get started with digital payment options at the point of sale (POS) free of charge.

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Is "Germany pays digitally" suitable for you?

  • Ideal for merchants who do not currently accept card payments at the POS
  • For established businesses that have been in operation for at least 12 months
  • Particularly suitable for businesses with face-to-face customer contact - no vending machines or self-service terminals

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Our top offer for you:

Offer

€ 0.00*

PSP Fee per transaction

€ 0.00*

Monthly Service Fee

€ 0.00*

One time Setup Fee

Payment Methods

Do you need more information? You will receive detailed information about our terms within the contract agreement.

*for the first year until 50.000€ Visa-Mastercard card volume

*following 9.99€ monthly / transaction costs: 0,99% + 9 ct

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PAX A920

  • Contactless, chip, and magnetic stripe
  • Android operating system
  • 100% Touchscreen
  • Connection with 4G (multi-SIM)
  • Works both wirelessly and in the station

Our vision of the future

Promoting Germany as a business location through digitalization.

The initiative is shaping a future in which all areas of life – from administration and commerce to mobility and healthcare – are optimized through digital transformation and access to digital payment options is easily possible.

Facts

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of the companies surveyed prefer cash in their operations.

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of the companies surveyed only offer card payments with a minimum turnover.

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of consumers surveyed refrain from buying if they do not have the option to pay by card.¹

Become a part of "Deutschland zahlt digital"

(1) https://www.mastercard.com/news/europe/de-de/newsroom/pressemitteilungen/de-de/2024/in-deutschland-wird-immer-haufiger-mit-smartphone-oder-smartwatch-bezahlt/