Alcohol Vending with KYC Verification
Age verification (KYC), cashless payments, remote monitoring and telemetry. Integrations with verification providers and payment systems.
IP65 Protection
Full protection from dust and water splashes. 19" high-brightness touchscreen for outdoor installation.
How it works
The customer walks up to the machine
The 19" high-brightness touchscreen stays readable outdoors: the cabinet carries IP65 protection, meaning full protection from dust and water splashes.
Age verification
Before payment the machine asks the buyer to confirm their age. The KYC check establishes the right to buy and controls access to the product — without it the flow does not continue.
Cashless payment
Card, QR code, NFC, Apple Pay or Google Pay, plus the local methods of the market the machine stands in. No cash is needed in this flow.
Dispensing
The cooling or heating system keeps the product in the right condition right up to the moment it is dispensed.
Telemetry into the panel
Remote monitoring reports incidents and inventory: the operator can see which machine needs restocking without driving out to the site.
What to check before you start
- The age verification rules of the country of installation — they decide which verification provider to integrate. We work across Ukraine and the European Union.
- The payment methods people actually use in the region: besides cards and Apple/Google Pay, local methods are often required.
- The installation site: outdoors means IP65 and a bright screen, indoors the requirements are different.
- The storage regime for the product — whether cooling or heating is needed.
- Connectivity on site: without a channel, telemetry and remote monitoring do not work.
Frequently asked questions
Can the machine stand outdoors?
How does the machine verify the buyer’s age?
What does the operator see remotely?
Answers on this topic
Plain explanations without marketing — useful even if you never hire us.
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