At EuroShop in Düsseldorf, Kintech directors Kevin Attard and Omar Said met with Cashlogy representatives, including Corporate Commercial Director Roberto Díaz Senosiain and Country Manager Francesco Spagnuolo, among others.
An updated generation of Cashlogy systems has now been introduced in Malta, as well as in the rest of Europe and in the countries where Azkoyen Group operates. Officially presented by Azkoyen at EuroShop 2026, the latest range builds on the platform retailers have relied on for the past decade while introducing new features and performance.
Alongside the traditional references, which have become industry standards, the new range features three key innovations:
- Bulk-insertion banknote processing: a redesigned bulk-insertion banknote reader, incorporating adaptive recognition technology based on artificial intelligence, complements the traditional single-note acceptance system. Customers can insert up to 30 banknotes in a single operation, significantly optimizing the speed of transactions, refills, and cash till openings.
- Expanded recycler capacity: Banknote recyclers have increased from 50 to 75 notes per denomination, extending operational autonomy.
- Larger coin hoppers: Increased coin capacity further supports longer, more efficient sales cycles.
These updates are the result of Azkoyen ongoing activities of research and development, designed to strengthen cash management in retail environments and offer retailers increasingly versatile, high-performance, and user-friendly solutions, while maintaining the same compact footprint and intuitive interface familiar to existing users.
Addressing denomination management: The role of Cashlogy Maximate
A new model has been added to the portfolio: Cashlogy Maximate. In addition to incorporating the upgraded reader and expanded capacity features, Maximate introduces a fourth banknote recycler.
To address the specific liquidity challenges faced by some Maltese retailers, where €50 notes are frequently used in everyday transactions, this additional recycler enables the recycling of higher-value notes. This supports smoother payouts and improved liquidity management at the point of sale, particularly during high-volume trading periods.
The updated Cashlogy MaxiSafe model complements this by integrating a certified safe beneath the unit, reinforcing secure storage and supporting higher note volumes in back-office processes.
Why cash automation remains strategically relevant in Malta?
In Malta, cash continues to represent a significant share of in-store transactions. As labour costs rise and operational efficiency becomes increasingly critical, automated cash-handling systems are transitioning from optional enhancements to essential infrastructure.
Kintech’s ten-year presence in the Maltese market reflects sustained adoption rather than short-term deployment. Local technical support, a long-term partnership with Azkoyen and consistent system evolution have contributed to building operational trust across the sector.
The new generation of Cashlogy systems will be showcased at Kintech’s upcoming industry forum this April, marking a decade of collaboration and offering retail decision-makers an opportunity to evaluate how next-generation cash automation can support efficiency, security and liquidity management.
Retailers seeking further information about the new systems or the upcoming forum can visit www.kintech.mt.
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