Palm Vein Payment Integration
Check the POS.
Then choose the Palm Vein Scanner.
A USB connector alone does not guarantee a successful Palm Vein Scanner integration. Confirm power output, data permissions, operating system support, and the payment architecture before selecting the device.
Start with the host terminal
A USB port may provide power without providing integration.
Many EMV/PCI financial POS terminals already deployed by banks provide USB output below 1A. For security reasons, the same port may also be restricted to charging, with external data transmission disabled.
Measure USB power
Confirm voltage and maximum current on the actual POS model--not only the connector type.
Confirm data access
A charge-only port cannot exchange biometric requests, device states, or protected identity results.
Review host policy
Check bank, acquirer, firmware, and device-management restrictions for external peripherals.
Standalone USB models
Select by power capability.
Both devices support Android, Linux, and Windows POS hosts. The USB interface must permit data transmission in either configuration.
MODEL 01
PalmVein01
Choose when the POS USB port provides 1.5A/5V and supports bidirectional data transmission.
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MODEL 02
PalmVein01 Pro
Choose when the POS host USB output does not support the 1.5A/5V PalmVein01 requirement.
Learn More →Clear system responsibilities
Recognition identifies.
Payment systems decide.
Palm vein recognition functions like a protected identity reference. It confirms who the payer is but does not determine whether a financial transaction proceeds or succeeds.
Present palm
The customer holds a palm above the scanner's guided capture area.
Confirm identity
Palmprint and palm vein features create a protected biometric vector.
Return reference
A token-like identity result is securely delivered to the POS environment.
Process payment
The POS and payment platform initiate, authorize, approve, decline, and settle the transaction.
Integrated payment devices
Fixed counter or mobile deployment.
When an external scanner is restricted or an all-in-one experience is preferred, select a complete palm payment device.
WavePass500
A fixed, powered palm payment device that communicates with the cashier or POS system through Wi-Fi or USB.
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AirOne
A portable palm payment option built around an EMV/PCI-certified payment device architecture.
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Build palm payment into the kiosk.
PalmVein01 or PalmVein01 Pro can be installed behind a kiosk's customer-facing panel and connected to the internal host by USB.
- →The kiosk host must enable USB data exchange.
- →Choose the scanner according to its 1.5A/5V power capability.
- →The scanner confirms identity; the kiosk and payment system complete the transaction.
Customer-controlled architecture
Protect biometric information throughout the workflow.
The integration uses protected biometric results and payment-relevant references instead of reusable raw palm images within the authorized payment process.
Customer cloud storage
Deployment data can be stored on the customer's own cloud server and managed according to applicable GDPR requirements.
X‑Telcom Palm Payment
Validate the host before selecting the hardware.
Share your POS, kiosk, or mobile deployment requirements with X‑Telcom.