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University of Southampton
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I need to buy a vending machine somewhere?
We recently updated our vending machines but noticed that a lot of people expect to pay without cash now — especially younger users who rarely carry coins. Our current setup still uses old coin mechanisms and it’s causing more abandoned purchases than actual sales. I want to modernise but am unsure how to integrate contactless payments properly.
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Upgrading to a cashless reader is definitely the way forward, especially if you want to cater to student populations, offices, or public venues where people prefer tap-to-pay. Cashless units accept contactless cards, phones, and other digital wallets, and they often come with analytics tools to track transactions vending machine card reader . This addition not only makes purchases quicker and more user-friendly but also opens up options for remote reporting and sales data insights, which is great for inventory and financial tracking.