Maple · Payments
Accept payments on any device
Merchant device acceptance and consumer device payments on a single certified platform. 1.3-second median merchant wait, five processing models.
Merchant device payments
SoftPOS and hardware acceptance — turn any commercial device into a certified payment terminal.
SoftPOS SDK
Turn any Android or iOS device into a contactless payment terminal. Accept card payments without additional hardware — just download and go.
Tap to Pay on iPhone
Apple's contactless payment acceptance via Mypinpad as managed service. Tap to Pay on iPhone for merchants using iOS devices.
Hardware Terminals
PCI terminals, SCRP low-cost contactless terminals, Android PTS devices, and purpose-built SoftPOS hardware.
Multi-Processing Models
Five processing options: MPP Direct, Terminal Host, Hybrid, Direct-to-Gateway, and Direct-to-App. Choose where transactions are processed.
See it in action
Merchant acceptance, tipping and card onboarding — all from a tap.
Pay on delivery
Digital tipping
Card enrolment via NFC tap
Consumer device payments
Card-present and card-not-present payments on the cardholder's own device.
Tap to Own Device
A card tap followed by a card-present payment on the consumer's own device — with PIN. The cardholder's smartphone becomes a secure payment terminal.
Tap to Add
Card provisioning. Consumers tap their physical card to their phone to add it for online purchases, and the token is provisioned into your own tokenisation system.
Tap to Send / Receive
Peer-to-peer payments via NFC. Send or receive money by tapping a physical card to the consumer's device. In testing — talk to us if you want it in a deployment.
Tap to Confirm
Proof of possession. A physical card tap confirms the card is in the cardholder's hands, with cryptographic proof, before a payment is authorised.
What you get today
Shipped, in production, and available on Maple deployments.
Validated where it counts
Listed and validated against PCI MPoC v1.1 across all three sub-programmes. Every listing is checkable on the PCI SSC registry.
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PCI SSC Board of Advisors
Member, 2025–2027 — helping define the payment security standards the rest of the market is validated against.
PCI MPoC v1.1
Listed and validated across all three sub-programmes — Software, Solution, Attestation & Monitoring Services
PCI DSS v4.0.1
Validated as a Level 1 Service Provider
PCI PIN v3.1
Validated for PIN management and processing
ISO 27001:2022
Certified across the full organisation
Industry deadline
PCI PTS v5 hard stop: 30 April 2027
CPoC and SPoC submissions close on 31 October 2026, and new PTS v5 deployments stop the following April. The performance trade-off that justified waiting no longer holds.
Talk through your acceptance requirements
Tell us what devices and processing model you have in mind, and we will tell you what it takes.