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MePos

Bang Creations: Learn how we designed an EPOS solution allowing retailers to take payment on the move, over a counter or at a self-serve kiosk. Call to learn more

Two black MePos units on a white background, each with a box-shaped base and teal light line, a tilted tablet on a stand and a pin device on its own stand
The MePos tablet shown beside a separate black plate that carries a pin device, viewed at an angle against white
The MePos seen from behind, with the tablet and the pin device on separate stands at opposite corners of a diamond-shaped base with a teal light line
Exploded render of the MePos pulled apart: black outer panels, tablet and pin device stands, a printer mechanism, a blue translucent module and a power lead at lower left
The MePos from the front, with a blue-screened tablet on a stand and a keypad pin device on a shorter stand at the left of a black box-shaped base with a teal light line
Marker concept sketches for the MePos in grey and teal, showing boxy bases with a coloured infill panel, tablets on stands and handwritten notes on curves and infill
Line concept sketches of the MePos from several angles: a tablet on a stand above a boxy base with a teal strip, and a separate pin pad on a slim stand

The brief

Our longstanding client, Unique secure- for whom we had designed and produced a number of products before, are a very fast-moving business. They identified early on that payment systems at retail needed more versatile payment hardware. We were briefed to come up with a solution that allows a retail customer pay for their goods using a pin device, while allowing the retailer to take that payment either on the move, over a counter, or at a self-serve kiosk. The customers may also wish to take a receipt, while the retailer may wish a specific need for their shop and not require a printer.

The bang

One of our client’s end customers was Worldpay, and together they had specific requests, one of them was keeping the footprint as small as possible. However, the printer was a set size and we also had connectors to the pin device and the tablet. The industrial design exercise provided a solution for a diamond layout, with the two stands being interchangeable. The pin device could also be unplugged and plugged on the back of the tablet stand. Power and coms can be delivered through the base of the unit or through the individual stands.

The result

An electronics partner in the UK worked on delivering the firmware, and our team in Asia delivered the hardware. Our client worked directly with both teams to bring the final solution to market. The MePos is one of the leading mobile payment systems in the market providing a versatile, secure point of sale for payment service providers.

Check out the final product on the Unique Secure website: https://www.unique-secure.com/mepos-biab/

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