Payment · One layer of the platform

Every way your customers want to pay.

Card, contactless, QR, meal cards, İstanbulkart and CSC closed-loop credit — accepted through one certified terminal and one platform. Payment is where DMS started in 1999; today it is one layer of the platform, not the product.

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EMV certified Contactless & QR Meal cards
A single terminal in the centre is connected to six payment methods fanning around it: contact card, contactless, QR, meal cards, İstanbulkart and CSC closed-loop credit. CARD CONTACTLESS QR MEAL CARD İSTANBULKART CSC One terminal Hero Nexus · certified stack

Brands accepted

Four payment worlds, one integration

The same terminal speaks every scheme your customers carry — grouped here into the four families it actually integrates. On the machine that is the NEXGO UN20 (sold in Turkey as Pavo): one certified device, every brand below.

NEXGO UN20 (sold in Turkey as Pavo) unattended payment terminal shown in two views — QR scan screen and lock screen — the certified device DMS deploys on the machine
NEXGO UN20 · sold in Turkey as Pavo — one certified terminal for every scheme.
  • Card networks Contactless, chip and magstripe
    • Visa
    • Mastercard
    • American Express
    • Troy
  • Meal cards Turkey's meal-voucher ecosystem
    • Multinet Up
    • Edenred
    • Pluxee
    • Setcard
    • MetropolCard
  • Transit cards City transit stored value
    • İstanbulkart
  • Closed-loop credit Corporate CSC and campus wallets
    • CSC
    • Macellan

What the terminal accepts

One terminal, every method that matters

A single certified terminal on the machine takes the full range of payment types Turkish and international operators need — so a customer never walks away because their method was not supported.

Credit & debit — contact Chip-and-PIN card acceptance through the terminal's certified EMV stack.
Contactless Tap-to-pay for cards, phones and wearables — the default for fast self-service.
QR payments Bank and wallet QR schemes for customers who pay from an app.
Meal cards Multinet Up, Edenred, Pluxee (formerly Sodexo), Setcard, MetropolCard and Macellan — the meal-card ecosystem that drives Turkish vending.
İstanbulkart Closed-loop transit-card acceptance for machines sited across the city.
CSC — closed-loop credit Corporate entitlement: staff pay with the access card they already carry — any technology, from Mifare to proximity to magnetic (AnyID) — spending a credit their company defines. In production since 2010.

Meal-card schemes accepted

  • Multinet Up
  • Edenred
  • Pluxee
  • Setcard
  • MetropolCard
  • Macellan
  • İstanbulkart

Since 1999

Payment is where the engineering started

DMS put the first online card payment on a vending machine in 1999. Every acceptance method since has been engineered in, not bought in — which is why payment on our platform behaves like part of the machine, not an add-on stuck to the side.

1999
First online card payment on a vending machine, on Yapı Kredi Bankası infrastructure.
2008
Contactless credit and debit acceptance, via Garanti Bankası.
2010
CSC — closed-loop corporate credit: staff buy from machines with the access card they already carry (AnyID), on a company-defined credit.
2010s
Akbil closed-loop payment — early experience with badge and prepaid schemes.
2015
Transit cards, İstanbulkart among them.
2018
The meal-card schemes, one after another: Setcard, then Multinet and Ticket/Edenred in 2019, Metropol in 2020.
2020
QR payments.

Twenty-five years of acceptance, every method engineered into the platform — not a reseller's terminal list.

Payment in context

Acceptance is one layer — not the whole story

Taking the payment is the easy part. The value is what sits around it: the same Hero Nexus that authorizes a card also drives the machine and reports telemetry, and QuadC reconciles every transaction across the fleet.

  • Payment on the same edge as control

    Hero Nexus takes the payment and drives the vend or the PLC in one flow, so a paid transaction always maps to a real dispense.

  • Every transaction reconciled in the cloud

    QuadC records each sale against its machine, method and time — revenue, refunds and reporting for the whole fleet in one place.

  • Offline-first acceptance

    Payments authorize and vends complete even when the network drops, then reconcile the moment the link returns — nothing is lost.

See how Hero Nexus handles payment

Accept every method, on the machines you run

Tell us your machines and the methods your customers use. We will show you how the platform takes payment — and what it does with every transaction after.

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