The XCP Nayax Vpos Touch Central Payment Station adds cashless payment to 1-6 existing coin-operated machines from one unit for example, three washers and three dryers. It wires in parallel with each machine's existing coin drop or coin slide, so machines can still take coins too. This central station only works with coin-operated washers and dryers that use a coin slide or coin drop mechanism — it isn't compatible with push-button, card-only, or fully electronic machines.
The touch screen is configured with 1-6 selectable prices, and each output triggers an optically isolated relay wired to that machine's coin mechanism, sending a momentary or timed pulse just like a coin drop would. EMV and PCI compliant, with a free Nayax dashboard for remote sales tracking and price changes.
Accepts Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, Apple Pay, Google Wallet, or a VendaCard. A one-time $30 Nayax setup fee applies, and wiring between the station and each machine is not included.
Model 1006NW
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Product Details
Specifications
Machine Capacity
1 to 6 coin-operated machines
Relay Rating
5 Amps per channel (6 channels)
Power Supply
12V, 3 Amp, 100-265V AC input
Pulse Output
100ms momentary pulse, or timed cycle (1-30+ seconds)
Certification
EMV & PCI compliant
Payment Terminal
Nayax Vpos Touch, FCC ID R17ME910G1WW
What's in the Box
Nayax VPOS combination modem and touch smart reader (magnetic swipe, RFID, tap & go)
Magnetic mount antenna, 3M cable, SMA connector
Pulse mode harness for 6 momentary pulse outputs on a terminal block
12V 3-amp power supply (100-265V AC)
VendaCard RFID pass card with $500 balance (auto-refreshes monthly)
Six optically isolated relays, one per channel
Compatibility
1 to 6 coin-operated washers, dryers, or similar machines
Car washes and vacuum equipment
Coin slide/insert laundromats
Token or coin-timer pickleball and tennis court lighting
Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express
Apple Pay, Google Wallet, and VendaCard
Variant picker
Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh.
