A donation flow, not a checkout
The screen asks for a donation, not a product payment. The donor picks an amount and finishes with one tap.
Accepting donations
Donation POS
A physical donation terminal for the places where your supporters already are. The donor picks an amount on the screen and taps a card or a phone.
- Contactless card, Apple Pay and Google Pay
- Fixed amounts and a free amount
- Every transaction recorded against the organisation
What it includes
The terminal is designed for places where the donation happens in front of other people — so it has to be quick, discreet and self-explanatory.
Fixed and free amounts
Suggested amounts for speed, with a free amount for anyone who wants something else.
Housings built for the space
Stands and enclosures designed for churches, foyers and public spaces.
Multilingual screen
The donation screen appears in the visitor's language, which matters in places with visitors from abroad.
Per point, not per device
Each terminal belongs to a donation point, so its performance is visible on its own.
Device management
Each organisation's equipment is tracked by serial number and status.
How it works
- 01
Organisation onboarding
The organisation is verified and receives its own payment account.
- 02
Equipment delivery
The terminal arrives configured and bound to its donation point.
- 03
Giving in the space
The visitor picks an amount and pays contactlessly with a card or phone.
- 04
Record and settlement
The transaction is recorded and the amount settles to the organisation's account.
What it connects to
The terminal is a channel — not a separate system.
Unified reporting
Terminal gifts appear alongside QR, online and recurring donations.
Point management
Each terminal belongs to a donation point with its own performance.
Financial picture
Income, fees and settlements are tracked in the same system.
Equipment
The status and serial number of each device are held per organisation.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from a retail POS?
The flow is designed for a donation rather than a sale, and the transaction is recorded as a donation to the organisation, with the reporting that follows from that.
Does it need a staff member?
Not necessarily. For fully unattended operation there is the touch-screen kiosk.
Does it work outside Greece?
In-person card acceptance depends on the payment provider supporting that specific country, and is confirmed during onboarding.
Who issues the documentation?
The organisation is always the issuer. The platform holds the data and the configuration required.
See the terminal in your space
Talk through which donation point is better served by a physical terminal, and which by QR or a kiosk.