
VPOS Touch
Cashless plus telemetry on the machine. Nayax suite: real-time inventory, cash, alerts, sales.
Fits Vending · laundry · EV · kiddie rides · prize machines
Add-on · Coming soon
Nayax names the hardware and what it reports. This hub is device-to-vertical fit and telemetry as Nayax publishes it. Wiring, product maps and commissioning are in the field manuals — UR-OS, the Unattended Retail Operating System.
Main readers: VPOS Touch, Onyx, Media 4, Media Mini. Device availability is subject to country.

Cashless plus telemetry on the machine. Nayax suite: real-time inventory, cash, alerts, sales.
Fits Vending · laundry · EV · kiddie rides · prize machines

Compact contactless reader with telemetry. MoMa / Nayax Core: revenue, inventory, alerts, sales.
Fits Vending · laundry · EV · amusement · kiddie rides · prize machines

MDB workhorse. Pin-on-Glass. Contact, contactless, swipe. Drop-in for VPOS Touch. Shop listing: MDB only.
Fits Vending / F&B

Nayax shop: ideal for vertical Pulse terminals and EV chargers; multi-pulse up to six machines. A vending MDB cabinet needs Media 4, not Mini.
Fits EV · laundry · entertainment · parking · kiosks
Nayax telemetry
MoMa and Nayax Core. Same suite across vending, laundry, amusement, and EV.
Track cashless, connectivity, and cash sales. Daily sales email from the suite.
MDB, Pulse, VCCS, ccTalk, DEX, DDCMP, RS232. Match the cabinet, then pick the reader.
MDB stock is live. DEX is scheduled. Remote price, name, and firmware from the suite.
Offline, low stock, payment failure. Picklists and product maps in the operator apps.
The books
The hub names the reader. The book names the work — product maps, commissioning.
MDB cabinets take Touch or Media 4. Onyx when the face is tight or needs IP66. Media Mini has no MDB — Nayax U: Mini on a vending MDB machine needs Media 4. Wiring and product maps are in the vending book.
Touch and Onyx list laundry. Mini is Pulse / Marshall / Cloud — Nayax shop names laundromats. Cycle maps and the rest of the room live in the laundry book.
Touch and Onyx list kiddie rides and prize machines. Mini covers entertainment pulse. ccTalk and Pulse sit in the Nayax protocol set. Credits, prize math, and the rest of the cabinet live in the amusement book.
Touch and Onyx list EV. Nayax shop: Mini is ideal for vertical Pulse terminals and EV chargers — multi-pulse up to six machines. Session math and the fee stack vs kWh are in the EV book.
An ebook you take to the site.
Checkout is the vending field manual. $32 once. Lifetime. Instant download. Laundry, amusement, and EV are coming soon.
Four books on the shelf. You buy the one you run.
Nayax hub, site P&L calculator, Excel workbooks, and marketing consult are an add-on purchase bundle. Coming soon.
A receipt and access email go to the address you used at checkout.
Use Sign in at the top of any page, or on the thank-you page. Sign in with Whop using that same email.
There is no separate Unattended Co password. The book also sits in UR-OS Field Course on your membership. Use one inbox for checkout and sign-in or you will not see it.
Three operators. Vending, laundry, amusement, or EV.
You have machines and no Nayax. The ebook is the cutover — which reader fits, product maps, commissioning.
You have no machines and no Nayax. The ebook is how you start — pick the vertical, run the numbers before you sign, fit Nayax when the first cabinet lands.
You have machines and Nayax. The ebook is the work around the reader you already bought — maps, commissioning, and whether the site pays back.
No. Starting with Nayax is the point of the hub.
Read device-to-vertical fit before you order. VPOS Touch, Onyx, Media 4, and Media Mini are not interchangeable: Media 4 is MDB only (vending / F&B); Media Mini is Pulse / Marshall / Cloud — no MDB — so a vending MDB cabinet needs Media 4, not Mini. Device availability is subject to country. You still buy the reader from Nayax or a distributor.
When the hardware arrives, the field manual is the work: product maps and commissioning. Run a site rating before you sign the room. UR-OS is that sequence. A block in your plan is costing you every month.
No. UR-OS does not sell readers, SIMs, or telemetry contracts. Those come from Nayax and their distributors.
What you buy here is the operator stack around that hardware: reader-to-machine fit, commissioning, and product maps. If you are starting with Nayax, you still order the device from Nayax. UR-OS is what you read before you order the reader that almost fits, and what you follow when it arrives.
Yes. The reader is hardware. The book is the work.
Product maps, commissioning, and whether the site pays back. None of that ships in the device.
You bought the reader from Nayax or a distributor. UR-OS is what you follow now that it is in the room.
Digital product. Instant download. Refunds only if UR-OS is not as described. Contact Unattended Co with the payment ID. Access is revoked on a refund.
Change of mind after download is not a defect. Wrong vertical at checkout is not a defect. A Nayax reader ordered separately that does not fit the cabinet is not a UR-OS defect.