21.5" - 43" Sizes Rockchip RK3568 / RPi5 Ingenico POS Ready

Smart Payment Kiosks — OEM Manufacturer China

Engineered for high-volume QSR and retail environments. Our kiosks feature industrial-grade Rockchip motherboards, seamless payment terminal integration, and rugged anti-vandal enclosures designed for 24/7 continuous operation.

MOQ: 1 Unit (Sample) / 10 Units (OEM Production)
Lead Time: 15-20 Days

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Core Architecture

MotherboardRockchip RK3568 (Quad-core Cortex-A55) or Raspberry Pi 5
RAM / Storage4GB LPDDR4 / 32GB eMMC (Upgradable)
OS EnvironmentAndroid 11/12 (Rooted) or Linux Debian
NetworkGigabit Ethernet, Dual-band Wi-Fi 6, Optional 4G/5G module
I/O Interfaces4x USB 3.0, 2x RS232, 1x HDMI Out, Audio Out

Display & Touch

Panel TypeIndustrial IPS LCD (LG/BOE original A-grade)
Resolution1920 x 1080 (FHD) / 3840 x 2160 (4K optional)
Brightness350 nits (Standard indoor) up to 1000 nits
Touch Tech10-point PCAP (Projected Capacitive)
Glass Protection3mm Tempered Anti-Glare, Mohs 7H hardness

Commercial terms

MOQ1 unit (sample) / 10 units (OEM production)
Lead time15–20 days
CertificationsCE, FCC, RoHS
Warranty12-month manufacturer's warranty
Shipping termsDDP/DDU worldwide
Country of originChina (Hangzhou factory)
Import documentsCE Declaration of Conformity, RoHS and FCC documentation with every shipment

Standing Floor Kiosks (65", 75", 85")

Display Specifications

ModelsIS-AD65F / IS-AD75F / IS-AD85F
Resolution4K UHD (3840 x 2160), 16:9 Ratio
Brightness270 - 320 cd/m²
Contrast Ratio1400:1
Touch TechNo Touch (Interactive options available)

System & Hardware

OS & CoreLango V100 Android 12
RAM / ROM2 GB RAM / 32 GB ROM
Color / BuildBlack Enclosure (Standing Floor Type)
AudioBuilt-in 2x 5W (8Ω) Speakers
CustomizationWindows OS / Higher Android Versions Optional

Self-Service information kiosk

Display

Screen sizes10″ – 86″
Resolution1920 × 1080 (FHD)
Brightness≥300 cd/m²
Contrast ratio3000:1
OSAndroid

Peripherals

TouchMulti-point capacitive
CameraBuilt-in (facial recognition ready)
LocationGPS module optional
Card readerIC / magnetic swipe / NFC
Printer80 mm thermal receipt printer

Factory-Direct OEM Capabilities

Peripheral Integration

Custom CNC bracket designs to perfectly fit your chosen payment terminals (Ingenico Lane/3000, Verifone, Pax). Pre-integrated 80mm Seiko thermal printers and 2D barcode scanners.

Enclosure Engineering

1.5mm cold-rolled steel with automotive-grade powder coating. We provide full 3D CAD modeling for custom shapes, colors (RAL matching), and illuminated acrylic logos.

Software Localization

Firmware-level customization including custom boot logos, pre-installed client APKs, kiosk-mode lockdown (MDM ready), and UI localization.

Choosing a payment kiosk: RK3568 vs Raspberry Pi 5, and where each size fits

The Rockchip RK3568 motherboard is the standard choice for high-volume deployments: it ships with a locked-down Android build, MDM-ready kiosk mode, and a production run we can guarantee identical across repeat OEM orders. Raspberry Pi 5 is available for buyers who want a Linux/Debian stack, a smaller batch run, or in-house firmware control — it suits pilots and technical integrators who plan to write their own kiosk software rather than use our Android build. Both boards drive the same 10-point PCAP touch panel and Ingenico Lane/3000, Verifone, or Pax payment-terminal integration, so the board choice affects your software stack and lead time, not the payment hardware itself.

Countertop kiosks (21.5"–43") suit checkout lanes, reception desks, and self-order stations where floor space is limited and the unit sits on an existing surface — most QSR and retail OEM orders fall in this range. Standing-floor kiosks (65", 75", 85") are built for lobbies, transit stations, and self-service information points where the display needs to be visible from across a room; these use the 4K UHD panel and black steel enclosure rather than the countertop's compact chassis. Buyers unsure which fits their install should start with the countertop range — it's the lower-MOQ, faster-lead-time option for testing a rollout before committing to floor units.

Sample orders start at 1 unit; OEM production runs at 10 units minimum, with 15–20 day lead time from deposit for standard configurations (longer for custom enclosure colors or CNC-milled payment-terminal brackets). Every kiosk ships CE, FCC, and RoHS certified, with full compliance documentation for EU and North American import. Confirm your payment-terminal model at quote stage — we pre-fit CNC brackets for Ingenico, Verifone, and Pax hardware; custom brackets for other terminals add 5–7 days to the lead time.

For a real deployment that covers this same payment-terminal and enclosure work end to end, see our case study: 10 self-service ordering kiosks shipped to a Polish restaurant operator, with Ingenico Lane 3000 integration and DDP delivery.

Payment kiosk FAQ

Last updated: 31 August 2026

What is the minimum order quantity for OEM payment kiosks?

SkyTroni Screens accepts a 1-unit sample order before committing to production. OEM production runs start at 10 units, with a standard 15–20 day lead time from deposit for standard configurations.

Which payment terminals and receipt printers are pre-integrated?

Kiosks ship with CNC-milled brackets pre-fitted for Ingenico Lane/3000, Verifone, and Pax payment terminals, plus an integrated 80mm Seiko thermal printer and 2D barcode scanner. Custom brackets for other terminal models add 5–7 days to the lead time.

Do you provide OEM/ODM customization and compliance documentation?

Yes. Enclosure color, CNC bracket design, firmware boot logo, and kiosk-mode lockdown are customized per order and confirmed at quote stage. Every unit ships CE, FCC, and RoHS certified with compliance documentation for EU and North American import.

What's the difference between the RK3568 and Raspberry Pi 5 board options?

The Rockchip RK3568 ships with a locked-down Android build and MDM-ready kiosk mode built for identical repeat OEM production runs. Raspberry Pi 5 suits smaller pilot batches and buyers who want a Linux/Debian stack and in-house firmware control. Both drive the same 10-point PCAP touch panel and payment-terminal integration. For the same comparison applied to our interactive flat panel range, see RK3588 vs RK3568: which processor is better for your interactive flat panel?

Which HS code should we declare when importing a self-service kiosk?

There is no single answer, and any supplier who gives you one without asking about the build is guessing. Customs classifies a kiosk on what it actually does — a unit built around a payment terminal, a touchscreen information point and an ADP-based kiosk fall in different headings. SkyTroni Screens sends the build sheet so your broker can classify it; country of origin is China.

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