PAX D180 C++ Pinpad Micro ATM — Bank CSP

The PAX D180 C++ Pinpad Micro ATM is a compact, high-performance PIN Entry Device (PED) purpose-built for Bank Customer Service Points (CSPs), Business Correspondents (BCs), and last-mile banking deployments. Powered by a robust C++ runtime and certified to PCI PTS 5.x standards, it delivers enterprise-grade security in a portable, ruggedised form factor ideal for rural kiosks, doorstep banking, and assisted banking counters.

Engineered for seamless integration with AEPS (Aadhaar Enabled Payment System), micro-ATM platforms, and core banking systems, the D180 supports EMV chip & PIN, magnetic stripe, and contactless card transactions. Its encrypted PIN pad with anti-tamper hardware ensures every customer interaction meets RBI and NPCI compliance mandates.

With a large backlit display, durable keypad, and optional Wi-Fi / GPRS connectivity, the PAX D180 empowers bank agents and CSP operators to offer full-service banking — including cash withdrawals, balance enquiry, fund transfers, and mini statements — at the point of need.

• PCI PTS 5.x Certified — Meets the highest global security standards for PIN entry devices, ensuring full compliance with RBI and NPCI guidelines.

• Multi-connectivity — Supports Wi-Fi, GPRS/3G, and USB communication modes for reliable operation in urban, semi-urban, and rural environments.

• Triple-mode card acceptance — Handles EMV Chip & PIN, magnetic stripe, and contactless (NFC) transactions from a single compact device.

• AEPS & Micro-ATM ready — Natively supports Aadhaar Enabled Payment System and NPCI micro-ATM specifications for last-mile banking services.

• Hardware anti-tamper protection — Encrypted PIN pad with tamper-evident design and automatic key deletion on breach detection.

• Portable & lightweight design — Compact form factor with optional battery backup for doorstep banking and field agent deployments.

• C++ application runtime — High-performance C++ environment for fast transaction processing and easy integration with CBS and third-party banking APIs.