Interactive self-service experiences
The 4-inch touchscreen guides customers through payment, product information, and promotions. A front camera adds QR code scanning for additional workflows.
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AP6825 / AP6828
Android payment terminals for modern self-service
PCI 7.x Android payment terminals for unattended and self-service applications. Pair modern cashless acceptance with an interactive touchscreen and an open Android 15 Go platform for custom payment, loyalty, and business apps.
Vending machines
Smart coolers
Micro markets
Self-service kiosks
Unattended retail
Powered byAndroid 15 Go
AP6825/AP6828
The AP6825 and AP6828 are PCI 7.x Android payment terminals designed for modern unattended and self-service applications. They combine an Android-powered platform, an interactive touchscreen, and modern payment capabilities to help OEMs, ISVs, and operators build more engaging customer experiences.
The Android operating system lets businesses develop and run custom payment, loyalty, and business applications directly on the device, creating flexibility for different applications and customer requirements.
Choose the payment capabilities you need
- AP6825: all-in-one acceptance, including chip (dip), magnetic stripe (swipe), and contactless (tap)
- AP6828: magnetic stripe (swipe) and contactless (tap)
| Model | NFC | Magstripe | EMV Chip |
|---|---|---|---|
| AP6825 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| AP6828 | Yes | Yes | No |
Key features
Open Android 15 Go platform
Develop and run custom payment, loyalty, and vending applications directly on the device, so one terminal can do more than accept payment.
Modern payments and loyalty
Accept digital wallets such as Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay, and support Google Smart Tap and Apple VAS ECP 1.0 / 2.0 for value-added services.
Secure by design
Built to PCI 7.x for secure cardholder data handling across unattended deployments.
Flexible connectivity
Wi-Fi, 4G, and Bluetooth 5.2 come standard, with optional LTE, so you can deploy across a range of environments.
Vending-ready dongle options
A separate dongle lets you select the right interface, Pulse or MDB/DEX, for each vending deployment. It also reduces heat buildup and simplifies future updates.
Payment capabilities vary by model.
Specifications
- Security
- PCI 7.x
- Operating system
- Android 15 Go
- Display
- 4-inch touchscreen
- Payment methods
- Chip and PIN, contactless, and MSR (varies by model)
- Digital wallets
- Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay
- Value-added services
- Google Smart Tap; Apple VAS ECP 1.0 / 2.0
- Camera
- Front camera for QR code scanning
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi 2.4G / 4G / 5G, Bluetooth 5.2, LTE optional
- SIM / SAM
- 3 SIM + 2 SAM
- Memory
- 2GB LPDDR4 RAM, 32GB eMMC flash
- Operating temperature
- -20°C to 60°C
- Ratings
- Enhanced IP65 and IK08
Best for
Vending machines
Smart coolers
Micro markets
Interactive self-service kiosks
Unattended retail
Indoor and semi-outdoor self-service
NEO 4 portfolio
Part of the NEO 4 payment portfolio
NEO 4 is ID TECH's payment portfolio for unattended and self-service applications. It includes compact unattended readers (VP6325 / VP6328), interactive Android terminals (AP6825 / AP6828), and the rugged AP6885 for demanding unattended environments.
The NEO 4 portfolio
Frequently asked questions
What is an Android payment terminal?
An Android payment terminal combines payment acceptance with an Android operating system that lets businesses develop and run custom applications directly on the device.
What is the difference between the AP6825 and AP6828?
The AP6825 supports chip (dip), magnetic stripe (swipe), and contactless (tap) payments. The AP6828 supports magnetic stripe (swipe) and contactless (tap) payments.
Which model supports chip card payments?
The AP6825 supports chip card payments. The AP6828 supports swipe and contactless payments.
Can custom applications run on the AP6825 and AP6828?
Yes. The Android-powered platform lets OEMs, ISVs, and operators develop and run custom payment, loyalty, and business applications directly on the terminal.
What applications are the AP6825 and AP6828 designed for?
They are designed for modern unattended and self-service applications, including vending machines, smart coolers, micro markets, and interactive self-service kiosks.
Do the AP6825 and AP6828 support Pulse and MDB/DEX dongles?
Yes. A separate dongle lets you select the Pulse or MDB/DEX interface for your use case. It also reduces heat buildup inside the terminal and simplifies future dongle updates by minimizing the need for EMV recertification when the dongle is changed.
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