Our partners
Five partners. One connectivity layer.
From the eSIM inside the device to the terminal, router and platform around it, these are the companies NuvoLinQ connectivity is deployed alongside.
eSIM technology
Kigen
Kigen provides secure eSIM technology and remote SIM provisioning solutions for connected payment and IoT devices. NuvoLinQ is a production-tested eSIM connectivity partner whose SGP.32 connectivity profiles are available for activation through the Kigen IoT eSIM Starter Kit. Together, Kigen and NuvoLinQ help payment companies test, activate and scale secure multi-carrier eSIM connectivity with less integration effort.
Kigen technology is also inside LinQ1Zero: NuvoLinQ’s zero-touch eSIM is built with Kigen technology aligned to the GSMA SGP.32 standard. NuvoLinQ has also partnered with BICS and Kigen on dual-profile MFF4 eSIMs for secure point-of-sale connectivity.
Smart POS hardware
SUNMI
SUNMI develops smart commercial devices and integrated IoT solutions used by payment companies and POS providers across more than 200 countries and regions. Its portfolio includes smart payment terminals, Android and desktop POS systems, SoftPOS, self-service kiosks and mobile devices. NuvoLinQ complements SUNMI hardware with secure managed cellular connectivity, helping payment companies deploy, monitor and support connected devices across distributed merchant locations.
SUNMI hardware is already on NuvoLinQ’s production-tested device list: the SUNMI P2 Lite runs alongside Verifone, Ingenico and PAX terminals, with multi-carrier failover and a private APN for cardholder data.
Android POS hardware
iMin
iMin designs Android commercial hardware for payment, ordering and business operations, serving customers in more than 100 countries. Its handheld terminals, desktop POS systems and self-service kiosks are used by payment companies, POS platforms, restaurant technology providers and enterprise merchants. NuvoLinQ provides managed cellular connectivity for iMin device deployments, helping payment and POS providers maintain reliable access and visibility across distributed merchant fleets.
For iMin fleets, that means one connectivity layer across handhelds, countertop POS and kiosks: failover to another carrier when a network drops, a private APN for payment traffic, and every device, SIM and carrier visible in LinQView.
Industrial networking
Teltonika
Teltonika Networks manufactures industrial routers, gateways and switches that keep POS terminals, ATMs, kiosks and other payment systems connected. Its dual-SIM failover, backup connectivity, security and remote-management capabilities help payment companies maintain transaction continuity and support devices across distributed locations. NuvoLinQ supplies managed multi-carrier cellular connectivity for Teltonika deployments, creating a resilient network foundation for processors, ISOs, MSPs and payment-system integrators.
The Teltonika RUTX50 is among the routers supported for NuvoLinQ fixed wireless access, subject to firmware, carrier and configuration validation, giving branch locations an enterprise wireless link with static IP and a private APN.
Smart EMV payment terminals
Advanced Mobile Payment (AMP)
AMP develops Smart EMV payment technology for in-person, point-of-sale and self-service environments. Its ecosystem combines Android payment terminals, secure payment applications, rapid integration and cloud-based management for distributed terminal estates. NuvoLinQ provides managed cellular connectivity for AMP devices, helping payment processors, ISOs and unattended operators keep their payment endpoints securely connected and manageable.
For unattended and self-service estates, NuvoLinQ adds single-SIM zero-touch deployment, multi-carrier failover and full remote management for every terminal, from countertop POS to ticketing kiosks and self-checkout.
