Direct answer
Current charger families with provider-documented payment-terminal configurations include ChargePoint Express Plus, Kempower Satellite or Station Charger with supported Payter terminals, and Alpitronic HYC400 Series 2. This is a non-ranked example set, and terminal hardware varies by configuration and market. Buyers should still compare a terminal on each charger, a shared terminal for a charging pool, or permitted terminal-free access, then verify jurisdiction, charger power, accessibility, acquirer support, receipts, tax workflow and service ownership. SUNFULL can review those project inputs, but no terminal inclusion or payment compliance is claimed until the exact configuration is approved in writing.
Verified examples with payment-terminal options
Reviewed August 27, 2026. These are official manufacturer examples, not a ranking, a promise of availability in every country or proof that the base charger price includes the terminal. Confirm the exact terminal SKU, charger variant, acquirer and compliance scope.
| Charger family | Provider-documented payment configuration | Buyer verification |
|---|---|---|
| ChargePoint Express Plus | Integrated EMV contactless card reader; selected specifications also identify an optional chip reader | Exact Power Link model, card-reader option, merchant/acquirer path, metrology and regional approvals |
| Kempower Satellite / Station Charger | Kempower documents supported Payter Apollo and P68 terminal configurations, with regional limitations | Supported charger revision, terminal model, gateway/acquirer, mounting, receipt and service responsibilities |
| Alpitronic HYC400 Series 2 | The official product page describes a front integrated payment terminal | Offered regional variant, terminal make/model, acquiring integration, accessibility and local compliance evidence |
Follow one transaction from tap to settlement
An ev charger with payment terminal can simplify walk-up card acceptance, but the visible terminal is only one part of the ev charging station payment workflow. Complete ev charging payment solutions also cover the acquirer or payment service provider, merchant account, authorization, tariff and tax logic, session records, receipts, settlement, refunds, reconciliation and support ownership.
Demonstrate the intended terminal, charger firmware, CSMS and payment environment together. Include a declined card, network loss, interrupted session, duplicate callback, refund and replacement-terminal scenario.
Apply the rule for the actual market
Public-payment obligations vary by country, site status, charger power and deployment date. For example, the EU Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation sets specific ad-hoc payment and price-display duties for publicly accessible charging, including different paths around the 50 kW threshold. That rule should be checked in its current consolidated text and against local implementation before equipment is ordered.
Payment-device security is also separate from charger compliance. Where payment-card data is captured, confirm the approved terminal and obligations with the acquirer, payment provider and responsible assessor.
What to confirm before you buy
- Country and whether the site is publicly accessible
- Charger power and deployment date
- Card, contactless, QR, app or RFID requirement
- Acquirer/payment provider
- Tariff, receipt, tax and settlement workflow
What SUNFULL can confirm at project stage
SUNFULL can review charger form factor, proposed payment method, CSMS transaction path, mounting and interface requirements with the buyer and integration partners. The exact terminal make and model, acquirer, PCI status, card brands, EMV functions, AFIR applicability, fiscal integration and local approvals are not implied by a payment-option discussion and must be confirmed in writing for the destination market.
Options relevant to this question
These links are a starting point, not a claim that every configuration fits every market. Confirm the exact model and project scope before ordering.
EV charging payment buyer guide
Use the guide to compare RFID, QR, app and physical-terminal workflows before requesting a charger option.
Project check: It is an architecture guide, not confirmation that a terminal or payment processor is included with a SUNFULL model.Read the buyer guide →
Commercial AC charger category
Use the category to discuss AC hardware only after the public-access and payment architecture are defined.
Project check: Do not infer a terminal, processor integration or market compliance from the category page.Review this project path →
DC fast charger category
Relevant for public DC projects after the operator defines payment and price-display obligations.
Project check: Do not infer an integrated terminal, card acceptance or processor integration from the category page.Review this project path →Describe the payment journey you must support
Send the country, site-access model, charger power, intended payment methods, acquirer and receipt or tax requirements. SUNFULL can identify the hardware and integration questions that still need written confirmation.
Confirm the charger, terminal, payment provider and local integration responsibilities in one RFQ. See our commercial charger supply and payment scope.
Sources and further reading
- EUR-Lex — Regulation (EU) 2023/1804 on alternative fuels infrastructureEU rules for ad-hoc electronic payment and price information at publicly accessible charging points.
- PCI Security Standards Council — PTS Point of InteractionPTS POI requirements and the official approved-device listing are relevant to unattended payment terminals.
- ChargePoint — Express PlusChargePoint documents an integrated EMV contactless reader on Express Plus.
- Kempower — Integrated payment terminalsKempower documents Payter terminal options and market limitations for its named charger families.
- Alpitronic — HYC400 Series 2Alpitronic documents the HYC400 Series 2 user interface with a front payment terminal.