Contactless Solutions
The SumUp Solo has multiple features and functionalities. This standalone device requires no smartphone, includes unlimited data plus WiFi connection, and comes with convenient charging station.
If you already have a SumUp account you will be able to log in to it later in the process.
If you already have a SumUp account you will be able to log in to it later in the process.
This digital device uses interactive storytelling and intuitive design to create a good impression. It's unusual in offering a hybrid form of fundraising - donors can make a contactless donation, or put cash in the integrated lockable cashbox.
A floor-standing portable device, with space-saving benefits. The Skinny has a narrow profile with branding options, accessible at standing height, meaning it will fit into the smallest spaces while still attracting attention through its interactive touchscreen donation journey.
The PayaCharity A920 Plus is an attractive and convenient option for receiving donations in a church building that does not have Wi-Fi or mobile phone signal.
The Payaz GivingStation is a lockable contactless donation unit with a large screen for greater visibility. It comes with a USB-C power supply and WiFi or 4G options.
Here's an inexpensive, versatile, and easy set-up option to start accepting contactless donations from smartphone users in your church.
The SumUp card reader is a small device which works alongside a smart phone or tablet.
A counter-top donation device that raises funds with contactless and chip and pin payments. The touchscreen is housed in a securely fixed surround and stand. However, with key access and a hand strap, it can be moved between fundraisers during events or repositioned easily when needed.
This wall-mounted Donation Station is ideal when physical space is limited. Its minimal profile makes the Slim a perfect choice for historical or confined spaces such as corridors or entrances, that want to add a donation device in a simple way with a touchscreen device.
This solution uses the same technology as the Payacharity GPRS but sits in a beautiful wooden stand, which incorporates a cash box.
Payacharity's solution can include the basic setup (see image) but there also lots of different casing options. This version of the device has a GPRS installed so no need to plug the device into a router.
Payacharity's solution can include the basic setup (see image) but there are also lots of different casing options. This version of the device has an output for a LAN cable.
