Listed Eftpos terminal manufacturer Cadmus has won a $3 million order from Australian payment systems integrator On Q.
Cadmus chief executive Ian Bailey said On Q, which supplies Coles Myer, Harvey Norman and other major Australian retailers, was closely involved in the design and development of the AC8000 terminal.
"They wanted a terminal which could download applications remotely and make transactions at the same time," he said.
"They do a lot of work with bill payment and mobile phone recharge, where you need that sort of capacity."
On Q also wanted the ability to do loyalty card transactions on the same terminal as credit and debit card payments.
Bailey said On Q had sold almost 8000 of Cadmus' previous-generation AC4500 keypad terminal in the past two years.
"This is ongoing business for us. While there may not be more $3 million orders from them, there will continue to be sales," he said.
The AC8000 terminals are available in monochrome and colour versions.
Terminal owners can plug them into a local area network or connect direct to the internet.
They can change the display or the applications on the terminal, running multiple screens if necessary.
"It can be multi-lingual if required," Bailey said.
Cadmus has distributors in Singapore and Malaysia, and is working with a Middle Eastern distributor.
On Q strategic development director Julian Little said his company wanted equipment that could meet future communication needs.
On Q uses Cadmus M-Builder development tools to customise applications with its own context-based menus and graphics.
Cadmus wins $3m contract
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