In a bid to boost the Nigerian cashless society initiative, Global Accelerex; a Licensed payment terminal service provider, is unveiling the first smart POS terminal in Nigeria; the NEXGO N5.

According to the company, this cutting-edge device comes with a 5.5 inch HD touch screen, with E signature powered by android OS 5.5 loaded with a 4 core CPU making it four times faster than any other POS terminal available today, with better security enhancements to protect users from possible security treats, an astonishing 5200mah battery capacity.

The company’s Chief Operating officer, Mr. Kayode Ariyo speaking on the introduction of the new product said:

The Introduction of the Terminal marks another Mile stone in their quest to revolutionize POS business in Nigeria with the most efficient payment solutions. He noted that the company’s bias for world class technology, excellent service, quality and innovation resulted in bringing the technology.

The Company’s Chief Technical officer, Mr. Stanley Peters also added his voice. He said:

We remain committed in our determination to deploy the best available POS systems in the world into Nigeria. We will leverage technology to make payment systems faster, safer and more dependable.

The device enables users to easily carry out multiple functions simultaneously without slowing down or lagging this can be attributed to its quad-core processor, which also supports low power consumption and higher performance per watt.

With its Improved network logic, there is limited interruption in connectivity and a standby battery power of over 120 hours.

Due to its cutting-edge features the device is fully certified to Support various payment methods like PCI, Union Pay, Visa, EMVco, MasterCard, JCB and American Express.

All other information about the product can be accessed via their site.

source: https://techsolutionsng.com

This is quite impressive and explicit...... I really love this.... Cashless society.. No buy no sell with cash.....hmmm
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