PayKiosk 1.5 IPAD VERSION
The secure POS system for kiosks
Optimized for Stripe Terminal hardware readers
Description
PayKiosk transforms any iPad into a modern self-service point-of-sale system, allowing customers to browse products, complete purchases, and pay securely without staff assistance. Whether you're operating a retail store, museum gift shop, pop-up event, cafeteria, ticketing counter, or unattended kiosk, PayKiosk delivers a fast, intuitive checkout experience that improves customer satisfaction while reducing operational costs.
Create a fully branded storefront with your own products, categories, colors, welcome messages, and logo, then accept secure payments through Stripe using online checkout or Stripe Terminal hardware for tap-to-pay transactions. The streamlined interface helps customers find products quickly, complete purchases with confidence, and keeps lines moving even during busy periods.
Built natively for iPadOS, PayKiosk combines enterprise-grade security, reliability, and ease of use in a professional self-service solution. Spend less time processing transactions and more time growing your business while delivering a seamless purchasing experience that reflects your brand and operates around the clock.
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Apple App Store Changelog FAQsVersion 1.5.2. Available in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese, Korean, Chinese and Japanese languages. Requires iPadOS 17 or later versions. There is no trial version for iPadOS.
Step 1
Set up your store information and products or services
Step 2
Add your Stripe account information, the public and secret keys
Step 3
Enable the security options relevant to your use case
Step 4
You are ready to enable the kiosk mode to sell anything

SIMPLE TO USE
Main Features
Easy to use
Intuitive user experience, very friendly user interface
Design
You can customize your store frontend wiht a lot of options
Settings
You can easily disable or enable many features
Protected
You can protect the iPad with many options
Screenshots
These screenshots were taken on iPadOS 26. If you're using an earlier version of iPadOS, the interface is a bit different.