Elavon has facilitated the growth of cashless transactions in the region by skillfully deploying unattended payments infrastructure.

Elavon has partnered with Visa to launch unattended payment devices in key industries including retail, gas, transportation, and electric vehicle charging.

In addition to improving the user experience at self-service terminals, this project has established Elavon as a progressive leader in the payments sector in the area.

"More and more customers in Europe want to make cashless payments, and unattended payment systems will continue to grow in popularity with both merchants and customers," said Rafal Golebiewski, Head of Small and Medium Business, CEE, Germany, and Nordics.

"This execution demonstrates the strength of our collaboration with Visa and our dedication to offering our merchants cutting-edge solutions that are essential to their expansion and success."

"Technological changes, like those resulting from the exponential growth of data, provide unlimited opportunities to unlock better, personalised experiences for consumers and businesses, and the needs of the next generations, make the future ahead of us an exciting time to be doing what we do," stressed Katarzyna Zubrzycka, Head of Merchant Sales & Acquirers, CEE, Visa. Visa aims to assist its clients and partners in developing open-loop, smooth, and user-friendly ways for people to make and receive payments in the most practical and efficient manners.

Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic have all seen a significant increase in cashless transactions.

Elavon has effectively integrated its solution across many merchant groups by utilizing its technology and proficiency in unattended payments. This has resulted in a seamless and hassle-free payment procedure for consumers, which has the potential to increase satisfaction and loyalty.

This accomplishment demonstrates Elavon's dedication to increasing its investment and growth in the area and providing customers and merchants with cutting-edge payment solutions.

With an office in Warsaw and more than a thousand workers headquartered in Poland, the company continues to have a significant presence in Eastern Europe.