Ingenico AXIUM SX5000 achieves PCI PTS v7 certification

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Paris, July 21, 2025: Ingenico, a global leader in payment acceptance and services, has announced that its Ingenico AXIUM SX5000 products are now certified under the latest PCI PTS v7 certification. The AXIUM SX5000 are the first self-service devices to meet this updated certification, which boosts the security of payment terminals and other devices used for processing payment card transactions at the point of interaction. This certification specifically focuses on safeguarding against physical tampering and malware.

The PCI PTS v7 standards introduce payment security requirements for biometric sensors and incorporate accessibility features for PIN entry, enhancing the internal security of AXIUM SX5000 terminals. This certification is valid until April 2035. Ingenico achieved this certification swiftly due to the smart design of their devices' software and hardware, which are crafted with long-term security and certification updates in mind, resulting in more dynamic and future-proof products.

A Smarter Companion Solution for a More Secure Payment Landscape

AXIUM SX5000 terminals are designed to provide a modern, secure, and versatile payment solutions for self-service environments while offering seamless integration capabilities and robust security features.

The AXIUM SX series delivers outstanding performance, reliability, versatile configurations, and an enriched user interface, opening the door to limitless possibilities.

By achieving the PCI PTS v7 certification, Ingenico reaffirms its commitment to delivering innovative, future-ready payment solutions that meet the evolving demands of vendors, acquirers, ISVs, and merchants.

Our proactive and forward-thinking approach to terminal design has enabled Ingenico to quickly secure this certification. By anticipating future security standards during development, we were able to submit our security test report to PCI SSC at the earliest opportunity, demonstrating both our technological readiness and commitment to security excellence.

Patrick Blanc, Chief Technology Officer