POS terminal – combo pay from Excellio On February 8, Excellio Trade LLC , a leading supplier of mPOS and fiscal equipment, has presented the all-purpose (versatile) payment terminal – ComboPay, which is perfectly adapted to any business needs. The new device has passed all international certifications and received official permission for sale in Ukraine.
POS terminal – combo pay from Excellio
Ukrainian’s payment habits are constantly changing. More and more people choose credit cards over cash. Salary, cashback, withdrawal fee, etc. all these elements are boosting non-cash payments. It’s fast, convenient, and safe, especially considering new pandemic realities.
“Contactless card payments and NFC gadgets are undeniable favorites among Ukrainians” – Mastercard in Ukraine
Due to market competition and the desire to work with just any customer, more and more entrepreneurs install payment terminals. National Bank of Ukraine confirmed an increase in the number of companies that accept card payments within 9 months of 2020.
It should be pointed out, that Ukrainian entrepreneurs have always faced difficulty choosing the right POS terminal. Most of the existing models are wired, without integration with a cash register, or need a control device such as a computer. It restrained entrepreneurs and the scope of terminals use. These days companies have to be flexible in order to survive at the time of a crisis, unforeseeable circumstances, and rapid change of customer preferences. Therefore, entrepreneurs need such a new terminal as ComboPay. It’s so convenient that the terminal can transform from restaurant payments to delivery service or from street market to boutique chain. Exellio Trade LLC in cooperation with Oschadbank had decided to put this idea into practice. After a long process of developments and tests, they have presented a solution that will dramatically improve the payment experience for both, a merchant and a customer.
ComboPay is an mPOS terminal that transforms and adapts perfectly to any business task at any time.
It doesn’t require any add-ons. You can work with just a single terminal itself. It doesn’t need a smartphone, PC, cash register, or even WiFi, and it can work completely autonomously. If you already have a fully functional system with a cash register and other accounting devices, ComboPay can be easily integrated into it. Thus, you don’t need to enter the amount twice. It’s done with one click!
Any form checks.
ComboPay can print regular checks (by connecting an attachable printer) or it can follow eco-trends and send e-checks by email (it’s super convenient if you have a client’s loyalty system). On top of that, mPOS ComboPay can generate QR-codes from check information and display it.
Mobile and independent.
Our latest payment device can be completely portable. It’s lighter than iPhone 12 and it keeps up to 3 days of battery in normal mode. Thanks to the minimalistic design, it perfectly fits any shop or beauty salon. It has 3G Internet connectivity but can just as easily work through Wi-Fi. A special Dock-station is available if you have a big flow of customers and round-the-clock work.
It receives any types of credit cards and NFC gadgets, as well as loyalty cards. It has an intuitive interface and comfort control keys that simplify learning and speed up information entry. It also supports multiple languages and has easy to read display. ComboPay doesn’t require any specific technical knowledge for staff.
Compact and wireless.
First of all, new mPOS is interesting for small and medium businesses. In particular, it’s an optimal solution for courier services or online-shops and restaurants with their own on-site delivery. After all, ComboPay is perfectly suited for street food (street markets, fairs, mobile coffee shops, etc.), for the beauty industry, health and wellness, island trade in a shopping mall, HoReCa, and any other businesses.
It’s also convenient for parcel verification since it has a sensor display with a signature feature.
The new mPOS ComboPay was developed in partnership with the national bank Oschadbank with the maximum guarantee of customer safety. This cooperative project provides comprehensive support for vendors: financial reliability of a leading state-owned baking institution and integral technical and information support from Exellio Trade LLC.
It’s very important to keep money safe since entrepreneurs invest a lot of effort, time, and often last resources in their business. That’s why we chose Oschadbank for ComboPay acquiring. This is a system bank with the longest history on the market in Ukraine. And more importantly, Oschadbank, compare to others, covers the whole amount of deposits. Thus, vendors can remain calm as 100% of their funds are secure.
The managers in Exellio Trade LLC will take care of the bureaucratic process and do all of the paperwork in completing registration for you.
It doesn’t matter if you have a store today and a delivery service tomorrow, ComboPay transforms in the way you need! It combines quickly and easily as it’s necessary for Ukrainian business. This is your Combo in the payment field!
The price of the basic package starts from 5800
+38 066 251 52 11
exellio.ukraine@gmail.com
Iuliia Chernenko, content manager Exellio Trade Llc.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked Greek President Katerina Sakellaropula for agreeing to assist in obtaining vaccine against COVID-19 and invited her to the celebration of the 30th anniversary of Ukraine’s independence
“I wish health to the Greek people. Grateful to President of Greece Katerina Sakellaropoulou for helping obtain more COVID-19 vaccine. I invite you to the 30th anniversary of Ukraine’s independence. Glad to facilitate the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Greek revolution where our Odesa played an important role,” he wrote on his Twitter page.
Electricity consumption in Ukraine, taking into account in-process losses in power grids, increased 3.7% in January 2021 compared to January 2020, to 14.484 billion kWh, the Ministry of Energy has told Interfax-Ukraine.
Excluding in-process losses electricity consumption in January 2021 grew by 5.8%, to 11.662 billion kWh.
The country’s industry, excluding in-process losses, boosted electricity consumption by 5.2%, to 4.403 billion kWh. In particular, metallurgical industry consumed 2.349 billion kWh (1.6% more compared to January 2020), fuel industry some 296.8 million kWh (1% more), machine building industry some 349.5 million kWh (13.7% more), chemical and petrochemical some 380.3 million (14.4% more), food and processing some 365.5 million kWh (2.5% more), building materials some 190.9 million kWh (26.4% more), others some 471.3 million kWh (8.6% more).
In addition, agricultural enterprises consumed 332.6 million kWh (11.1% more), transport some 572.3 million kWh (5.2% less), developers some 107.1 million kWh (10.4% more).
In January 2021, the country’s population consumed 3.954 billion kWh (8.3% more), households some 1.517 billion kWh (5% more) and other non-industrial consumers some 776.4 million kWh (4.3% more).
The share of industry in total electricity consumption in January 2021 fell to 37.8% from 38%, while the share of the population grew to 33.9% from 33.1%.
President of the European Council Charles Michel intends to visit Ukraine and Georgia in March, his spokesperson Barend Leyts said on his Twitter page.
“The President met today with the Prime Minister of Ukraine and announced that he planned to visit Ukraine and Georgia in March, to convey EU firm position on Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity as well as recovery and reforms,” Leyts wrote on Tuesday.
According to him, the parties also discussed relations with Russia.
Some 94% of Ukrainians think that utility rates are excessive, and 70.4% – that the authorities are unsuccessfully countering the coronavirus (COVID-19) disease, according to the results of a survey conducted by the Ukrainian Sociological Group from January 26 to February 2, 2021.
According to a sociological survey, which was release in the press center of the Interfax-Ukraine on Wednesday, 94% of Ukrainians think that tariffs for utility services are excessive, 3.6% think that tariffs are economically justified, and 2.4% found it difficult to answer.
Answering the question what was the main reason for the increase in utility tariffs for the population, 44.9% of respondents named mismanagement and lack of professionalism of the government, 23.6% – collusion of energy companies, 14.2% – requirements of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and international lenders, 9.6% – the decision of the authorities to switch to free pricing for energy resources, 3.1% – an increase in world energy prices, and 4.6% found it difficult to answer.
In addition, answering how successfully the authorities are in countering the COVID-19 epidemic in Ukraine, 3.4% of respondents answered that countering is successful, 20.9% – more likely to be successful, 31.6% – more likely to be unsuccessful, 38.8% – unsuccessful, and 5.3% found it difficult to answer.
Answering what the respondents are more afraid of: the COVID-19 epidemic or the economic consequences of the quarantine (lockdown), 29.2% answered that they were afraid of the epidemic, 59.1% – the economic consequences of quarantine restrictions, 7.8% were afraid of neither of these, and 3.9% found it difficult to answer.
A total of 1,209 respondents aged 18 and older were interviewed during the survey. The sample set is a multistage random one, at the last stage – a quota one. The survey method is an individual face-to-face interview at the respondent’s place of residence (at home). The statistical error does not exceed 3.0%
Electricity production in the Integrated Power System of Ukraine in January 2021 increased 1.1% compared to January 2020, to 14.259 billion kWh, the Ministry of Energy has told Interfax-Ukraine.
Nuclear power plants (NPP) last year reduced electricity generation by 8.4% compared to the same period last year, to 7.151 billion kWh. In particular, production of electricity at Zaporizhia NPP amounted to 2.716 billion kWh (9.8% less compared to 2019), Yuzhnoukrainsk some 1.9 billion kWh (13.9% less), Rivne NPP some 1.815 billion kWh (1.1% less), and Khmelnytsky NPP some 720 million kWh (4.5% less).
Thermal power plants (TPP), as well as combined heat and power plants and cogeneration plants increased their output by 12.6%, to 5.611 billion kWh. In particular, TPPs increased production by 20.9%, to 4.067 billion kWh, while combined heat and power plants and cogeneration plants cut it by 4.6%, to 1.544 billion kWh.
Hydro power plants and pumped storage power plants increased production by 12.6%, to 729 million kWh, and block stations cut by 6.3%, to 142 million kWh.
Electricity production by non-traditional sources (wind farms, solar power plants, biomass) grew by 21.5%, to 626 million kWh.
The share of nuclear power plants in the structure of electricity production accounted for 50.2%, thermal power plants, combined heat and power plants and cogeneration plants 39.4%, hydro power plants and pumped storage power plants 5.1%, block stations 1%, alternative sources 4.4%.
In addition, the supply of thermal energy in January 2021 decreased 9.6% compared to the same period last year, to 3.272 million gigacalories.
