Sola Terminal is built on Sola’s cloud technology for card-present acceptance. A software partner’s platform connects to Sola once via a REST API and can then run transactions on any supported PAX device — in any location — without local drivers, SDKs, or direct physical connection to the device. Once a terminal is connected to the internet, the partner’s software talks to Sola, and Sola drives the terminal.
“By bringing Sola Terminal to PAX hardware, we are giving partners a simpler way to support their merchants today while establishing a platform we can continue expanding as their needs evolve.”
For Sola’s software partners, one integration provides a simpler way to support card-present payments across devices and merchant locations. For merchants, it means modern Android devices at the counter, running the same platform that powers their online, mobile, and unattended payments. For agents serving merchants directly, Sola Terminal on PAX hardware provides a clear upgrade path from aging PCI 5 equipment to newer devices built to PCI 6 or PCI 7 standards, helping merchants modernize with hardware designed to meet evolving security requirements for years to come.
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“Software partners should be able to bring in-person payments to market without taking on the complexity of managing terminal deployments,” said Markiyan Malko, chief product officer at Sola.
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