PICKLEBALL COURTS

Pay for your court. Your way.

Players select their court, tap a credit card or mobile wallet on the Nayax terminal, and the lights turn on instantly - no cash box, no attendant, no key fobs to track down.

COURT-SIDE READY

Built to survive outdoor court conditions

Waterproof enclosures rated for rain, humidity, and direct sun — the same stations installed at pickleball facilities across Florida.

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How it works

01. Pick a court

1-4 courts on the 2004 Series, or up to 8 on the 2008 Series - one wall-mounted or wireless station covers the bank.

02. Tap to pay

Credit card, debit card, or mobile wallet on the Nayax VPOS Touch terminal. No coins, no cash box to empty.

03. Lights on, timer running

Up to 6 selectable time and price combinations per court - a 30-minute warm-up, a 1-hour match, or a 2-hour block, each priced independently.

Pickleball court payment stations

The 2004 and 2008 Series push-button timer stations, plus the single-court 1000 Series retrofit kit.

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Questions operators ask us

How many courts can one station handle?

The 2004 Series covers 1-4 courts; the 2008 Series covers up to 8, each independently priced and timed from a single wall-mounted or wireless station.

Can I set different prices for different courts?

Yes - up to 6 time/price combinations can be set per court, and pricing can be set independently per court based on size, location, or peak demand.

Does it work with existing court lighting?

Yes - the station sends a vend pulse to your existing lighting contactor when payment clears, the same way it works with coin-op equipment. No lighting rewire needed, just a relay connection.

What if it rains or the enclosure gets wet?

The payment station ships in a waterproof wall-mount (1000 Series) or waterproof fiberglass cabinet (2004/2008 Series), built for outdoor court installations.

Wired or wireless?

Both are available on the 2004 and 2008 Series - wireless avoids trenching conduit between courts and the panel, wired is a lower-cost option where conduit already exists.