PAX is a global leader in Android-based payment technology, powering millions of devices across more than 120 markets worldwide. Known for combining secure payment processing with flexible, app-driven functionality, PAX has become a go-to platform for businesses looking to modernise how they take and manage payments.

We have partnered with PAX to complete our entire offering for Point of Sale and we will focus on two key devices:

The A920 Pro is PAX’s flagship handheld: sleek, modern, and built for fast, on the go payments. With its large 6.5” display and premium design, it’s ideal for tableside ordering, queue‑busting, pop‑ups, outdoor service and high‑end hospitality environments.

The A35 is perfect for fixed till points and self‑service areas. Compact but powerful, it supports chip & PIN, contactless, magnetic stripe and QR payments - making it a reliable, space saving choice for busy stores.

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Kayanee’s flagship store in Riyadh is a great example of DENEVA’s impact in a real retail environment. DENEVA does not just power screens but connect everything together in a high-end retail experience.

At the core, DENEVA links the in-store hardware with Shopify. So whether a customer is online or standing in the shop, they’re seeing the same product info, availability and content. It’s what makes the whole experience feel joined up and smooth, cutting out the mixed messages and friction between online vs in store.

The Smart Mirror is a good example of this in action. Customers can check product details, get recommendations and contact staff – so if they prefer the item in another colour they can request staff to bring it to their fitting room. That’s where you start to see hardware actually driving sales and having a trackable return on investment.

With Place & Learn, products trigger content on nearby screens as soon as they’re picked up or placed down. It keeps things simple for the customer but also gives store staff better tools to support the sale - all pulling from the same central data.

What’s important here is how it all comes together. There are multiple partners involved, but DENEVA is the layer that connects the hardware, the content and the commerce platform so it all works as one seamless customer experience.

Most POS terminals make a lot of promises and then quietly fall over during a Saturday lunch rush. The Elo E-Series 3 is refreshingly uninterested in drama. It's a 15.6-inch all-in-one touchscreen built for the realities of retail and hospitality — high traffic, busy staff, and IT teams who'd rather not drive to a third site this week. It runs Windows 11 IoT or Linux, connects to nearly every peripheral your customer already owns — cash drawers, barcode scanners, payment devices — and comes with a three-year warranty as standard. It does the job, and it keeps doing it.

Where it really excels is flexibility. The E-Series 3 comes with or without its adjustable stand: parked on the counter at a traditional till, or stripped of the stand and wall-mounted on a VESA bracket for a self-service kiosk. The Elo Edge Connect system lets you snap up to two peripherals — barcode scanner, card reader, fingerprint reader, RFID — straight onto the edge of the screen, no cables, swappable as needs change. A single USB-C cable adds a customer-facing display, carrying touch, data and power in one connection. It's the same base unit configured a dozen different ways — which is more than can be said for me before my second coffee.

There's more on the way, too: an Android model is due to follow later this year, opening the range up to customers standardising on Android estates and EloView device management. For now, we’re holding good stock across the current line-up — Windows and Linux builds, with and without stand, standard and higher-spec memory options.

If you've a customer mid-evaluation or a rollout on the horizon, have a word with me and I'll talk through which SKU fits and what's ready to ship. I can even sound enthusiastic about it, if that helps close the deal.

Pop up self-service:

During the summer months, many businesses face temporary spikes in demand driven by events, tourism, and extended trading spaces. Pop-up self-service solutions using mobile devices such as a rugged tablet are perfect for use by staff or as a self service ordering station in busy periods.

Ideal for festivals, outdoor venues, hotel overflow areas, and seasonal retail, these setups can be deployed rapidly with a tablet and payment device. This supports businesses handling high volumes of transactions efficiently, helping maintain service levels even during peak periods to ensure service staff can fulfil orders while customers place their own.