Most companies offering souvenir coin machines buy the hardware from someone else and pass on whatever that supplier allows. We design the cabinet, build it, strike the coins and write the telemetry software. In practice that means a specification change is a decision we make rather than a request we forward, a spare part comes off our own shelf rather than a third party’s lead time, and a non-standard size or finish gets quoted instead of refused. More than 400 partners operate our machines.
Five differences that only become visible after the machine is installed.
A different coin diameter, a deeper hopper, a branded side panel, a payment terminal your local acquirer insists on: these are engineering decisions taken in our own workshop, not change requests forwarded to an external supplier who may or may not agree to them.
Because the cabinets are built on our own line, the production date in your quotation comes from our own schedule. Nobody further down the chain is guessing on our behalf, and nobody adds a safety margin you cannot see.
Coin mechanisms, payment modules, locks, display panels and control boards are parts we manufacture or hold ourselves. A failed component is replaced from a shelf rather than ordered from a third party with its own queue.
The coin blank, the hopper geometry and the dispensing path are specified as one system. That is why our machines do not jam on the coins we supply, and why a new coin format does not require a redesigned cabinet.
When the machine, the coin, the software and the service all come from the same company, there is nobody to pass a problem to. For an unattended device standing in your lobby, that is the whole point.
Every line uses the same coin formats, the same payment options and the same telemetry.
The smallest cabinet in the range, built for ticket halls, vestibules and narrow walkways where floor space is the binding constraint.
Higher coin capacity for sites with steady daily traffic that want a weekly rather than a daily restocking round.
A display-grade finish for flagship museums, premium hotels and signature buildings where the machine has to match the interior.
Maximum capacity and the widest design range, for airports, cruise terminals and headline attractions with a single main entrance.
Every line is available in an indoor configuration and in an outdoor build with a sealed enclosure, protective roof, weather seals and corrosion-resistant hardware. Heating, additional dust protection and anchoring are specified per site rather than sold as a fixed package.
Everything around the cabinet, from the same company that built it.
Our studio prepares the artwork and we cut the die. Diameters of 29, 32 and 38 mm, in gold-tone, bronze or copper finish, with the design reserved to your site and seasonal variants on request.
Coin and note acceptance, contactless cards, NFC wallets and, where a market runs on them, QR-based local schemes. The module is chosen for the country the machine is going to, not for the country it was built in.
Sales, stock level, fault alerts and remote diagnostics through our own platform rather than a bolt-on from a third-party vendor. One login covers a single machine or a whole network.
The cabinet carries your colours, your logo and your language. The wrap is produced together with the machine, not applied afterwards by somebody else.
The sequence is the same whether you order one unit or a network of fifty.
We establish annual footfall, placement, payment requirements and the coin format the site needs before quoting anything.
A firm price for the cabinet, the coin programme and the service arrangement, with a production date taken from our own schedule.
Artwork prepared by our studio, revised with you and signed off before any die is cut.
Cabinet built and coins struck in our own facility. Custom finishes and non-standard sizes run on the same line rather than being subcontracted.
Sea or air freight with export documentation, marking and labelling prepared for the destination market.
Setup on site, a short briefing for your staff and connection to the telemetry dashboard.
Choose the one that matches how your organisation buys.
You buy the unit outright and keep the full margin on every coin sold. The usual choice for operators who already run retail and want the asset on their own books.
We supply, install and service the machine; you provide the location. Revenue is split on agreed terms with no capital outlay, which is normally the fastest route through a public procurement process.
Coin restocking, design refreshes, preventive maintenance and reporting, contracted separately for venues that already own machines.
We manufacture. The cabinets are built and the coins are struck in our own facility in Poland, and the telemetry platform is our own software. That is why we can quote non-standard sizes, cut a die for a single venue and ship a spare part from our own stock rather than passing the request down a chain.
A single machine. We would rather start with one unit at your busiest entrance and let the numbers decide the rollout than sell you a network that has never been tested at your site.
Within limits, yes. The coin path and the payment bay are fixed by the mechanism, but the exterior form, materials, finish and dimensions can be adapted. Send us the constraint — the doorway, the alcove, the design guideline — and we will tell you plainly whether it can be built.
Coins and notes in the local currency, contactless cards, NFC wallets and, in markets that run on them, QR-based local schemes. Most installations use more than one, and the combination is decided per country.
Diagnostics are remote through the telemetry connection and most faults are cleared that way. Parts ship directly, and for partners running several machines we set up a local service arrangement and a parts stock in-country.
It depends on the configuration and on whether a new coin die is needed. We give you a firm date with the quotation rather than a range, and that date comes from our own production schedule.
Tell us the venue, the expected footfall and the payment methods your visitors use. We will come back with a cabinet recommendation, a coin programme and a firm price — at no cost and with no obligation.
