SHENZHEN, China, Jan. 19, 2018 -- PAX Technology Limited (HKSE stock code: 00327.HK), one of the world’s leading electronic payment terminals solutions providers, has achieved the Danish national Dankort contact & contactless certification, through its channel partner GoAppified.
Patrick Ipsen, CTO at GoAppified, said: "With Dankort certification now in place for PAX’s compact S920 wireless terminal, we are now able to provide large Danish merchants with that final missing piece.”
Mark O’Flynn, Sales Director at PAX, added: “We are particularly focused on growing our market share in Scandinavia, where payment service providers appreciate the innovative products that PAX is bringing to market, and with whom we have a clear understanding of being a purely hardware focused supplier to support their acquiring business.”
Søren Jensen, CEO at GoAppified, commented: “This Dankort certification is based on the CB2 kernel from PAX Italia and we look forward to further collaboration with NETS Denmark to ensure that Dankort will be supported on future PAX terminal models.”
Andrew Wu, Vice President at PAX, concluded: “GoAppified has been investing heavily on PAX solutions, not only for our traditional payment terminals, but also on our E-Series new generation Smart ECR products, and we are delighted to see them very well positioned to become a preferred payment solution provider in Denmark.”
About PAX (www.pax.com.cn)
PAX Technology is an innovative global provider of electronic payment solutions, offering world-class, cost-effective and superior quality products. Building on its service excellence and proven leadership position, PAX is one of the fastest growing payment industry suppliers with state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities, excellent R&D capabilities and a worldwide network of sales and channel partners. PAX is listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange as PAX Global Technology Ltd. (00327.HK).
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