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The only eSIM platform engineered for POS terminals that can't go offline and fleets you can't afford to replace.

Direct Tier-1 carrier connections to Rogers, Bell, TELUS, AT&T, and T-Mobile with sub-second failover, PCI DSS-certified private networking, and OTA eSIM migration for your existing terminals. No hardware swap. 99.99% uptime guaranteed.

StandardGSMA SGP.32
CompliancePCI DSS
VerifiedKigen
NetworkPrivate APN
A Verifone payment terminal showing an approved, transaction-secured payment, alongside the LinQView fleet dashboard: carrier failover in 142 ms (transaction-safe), 4,118 terminals online, 6 failovers, 182 ms p99 reconnect, and a 'Zero hardware replacements' badge for OTA migration via SGP.32 eUICC.

01WHERE GENERIC eSIM BREAKS DOWN

Three requirements generic IoT eSIM was never built to meet.

Payment terminals operate inside constraints generic IoT SIMs weren't designed for. Three of them break fleets every day.

01 · Transaction layer

Sub-second carrier failover

A carrier reconnect that takes 800ms in a general-purpose IoT context is a declined transaction or a fraud flag in a payment context. Terminals need transaction-safe hand-off: carrier switching that completes inside the authorization window, not after it. Generic SIMs reconnect when they reconnect. That's not good enough.

auth_window · p99 < 200ms
02 · Compliance layer

PCI-native by default

Your SIM is inside your PCI scope, whether your assessor knows it yet or not. Data sovereignty, private APN routing, IP whitelisting, and static IP assignment aren't optional add-ons. They're architectural requirements. NuvoLinQ's entire private data network is PCI DSS certified. Every connection, by default.

private_APN · static_IP · scope_compliant
03 · Hardware layer

Your existing fleet, eSIM-ready

Ripping out a deployed fleet to introduce eSIM capability is the wrong answer to a solved problem. SGP.32 OTA provisioning pushes eUICC capability to existing terminals without a truck roll, a hardware swap, or a scheduled maintenance window. Your current infrastructure becomes eSIM-ready. As is.

SGP.32 · OTA_push · zero_hardware_refresh

02POS-native SIM behavior

Built for how payments actually work, not how IoT is supposed to work.

Every technical decision in the SIM is traceable to a payment operations outcome. Here's what that means in the field.

1

Instant carrier failover

If the primary carrier drops during authorization, the terminal switches networks instantly without interrupting the transaction.

2

Transaction-safe reconnection

SIM reconnect behavior is tuned to avoid mid-auth drops that get flagged as fraud or declined by your processor.

3

Multi-carrier profile management

Each terminal connects to the strongest available carrier at its exact location — instead of being locked to a single network.

4

Low-latency reconnect

Payment authorization windows are tight. Our reconnect times are tuned to stay inside them — P99 under 200 ms.

5

Every POS form factor

Countertop, mobile, unattended, integrated — one SIM, one management plane, same behaviour across the fleet.

Live · Terminal failover sequence
TRM-2049-NYC · Verifone P40014:02:18 EST
AT&T-72 dBm · LTEprimary
T-Mobile-89 dBm · LTEstandby
Verizon-94 dBm · LTEstandby
AUTH initiated · $48.208194 tx
Primary signal degraded · switching142 ms
Reconnected · session preserved
AUTH approved · processor ack00

03Security & compliance

Your SIM is inside your PCI scope. Treat it like it.

Specific, verifiable claims. No vague 'enterprise-grade security' language. NuvoLinQ's entire private data network is PCI DSS certified. Data sovereignty is contractually available. Every claim below has a one-line answer for your assessor.

Private APN as standard

Cardholder data never touches a public network — every connection runs through a dedicated APN with static routing.

Static IP on every connection

Enables IP whitelisting, processor-side firewall rules, and meaningful PCI DSS scope reduction.

Data sovereignty

Traffic stays within defined geographic boundaries. No routing through foreign infrastructure — ever.

IP whitelisting

Restrict which destinations your terminals can communicate with at the network level — enforced by us, not configured by you.

PCI DSS compliance support

Our architecture is designed to support your PCI scope, not expand it. ROC-ready connection logs included.

Certifications & standards

Audited, verified, and standards-aligned across the stack — so your assessor's questions have one-line answers.

CertifiedPCI DSSLevel 1 · Service provider
CompliantGSMA SGP.32eUICC for IoT v1.1
VerifiedKigeneSIM OS attestation
AlignedIEC / ISO 27001Information security
AlignedNIST 800-53Moderate baseline
ReadyGDPR · CCPADPA on request
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The reason we picked NuvoLinQ wasn't the price. It was the only vendor whose SIM lived inside our PCI scope diagram on day one, instead of the day after the audit failed.

04Legacy migration

Your legacy terminals can join the eSIM era. Without being replaced.

Most eSIM migration conversations assume you'll rip and replace your fleet. We don't. SGP.32 eUICC capability is pushed to existing terminal hardware over the air — no physical SIM swap, no truck rolls, no hardware refresh.

Zero Hardware replacements required Avg. fleet migration · 6–10 weeks · 12k+ terminals
1Assess

Fleet audit

We scan your existing terminal inventory and confirm SGP.32 eligibility per manufacturer and firmware version.

eligible · 96.4%
2Configure

Profile staged

Carrier profiles, private APN, and IP whitelist are staged in LinQView for your fleet before any device is touched.

profile_v3.2 · ready
3Migrate

OTA push

eUICC capability and the new carrier profile are pushed over the air. Migration completes in < 4 minutes per terminal.

avg · 03:47
4Verify

ScanLinQ

Field tech scans the terminal QR with ScanLinQ; the device context auto-populates and confirms migration end-to-end.

scan → ticket → closed
Compatible device families
Tested & proven in production
Verifone V200c Ingenico DX8000 PAX A920 / A77 Castles Saturn Newland N910 Sunmi P2 Lite Equinox Luxe Miura M020

05LinQView

One console. Every terminal. Every connection event.

A focused version of LinQView built for POS fleet managers. Real-time terminal status, instant alerts, remote OTA, and PCI audit logs you can export to your assessor in two clicks.

Real-time terminal status

Every device — online, offline, failover active — on one map. P99 update latency under one second.

Instant alerts

You're notified the moment a terminal loses connectivity — before your customer calls support.

Remote OTA management

Push carrier profile changes, firmware updates, and config changes without sending a technician.

PCI audit logs

Every connection event logged, signed, and exportable for compliance review. ROC-ready by default.

ScanLinQ tickets

Field tech scans a terminal QR; full device context auto-populates a support ticket with the last 24h of events.

Fleet overview
Maverick Payments · North America
Live
Terminals online
4,118/ 4,128
↑ 99.99% uptime · 30d
Active failovers
6
3 in Chicago region
Auth latency p99
182ms
↓ 18 ms vs last week
Connection events · last 24h
SessionsFailovers
049-NYCVerifone P400AT&TOnline
183-CHIIngenico DX8000T-MobileFailover
471-LAXPAX A920VerizonOnline

06direct vs. roaming

Most enterprise eSIM is roaming in a costume. NuvoLinQ is direct.

A roaming SIM is fine for fleet telematics. It's not fine when a $48 authorisation has a 30-second window and you're three hops from your processor.

Criteria
Roaming-based providers
NuvoLinQ · Direct carrier
Network reliability
Reconnect via partner network ping · adds 800ms–1.5s on every hand-back
Direct attach to home carrier; reconnect inside the auth window
PCI DSS compliance
Traffic exits through foreign aggregators · PCI scope expands by default
Private APN, static IP, ROC-ready logs · scope stays where it should
Failover control
Carrier selection determined by aggregator policy · opaque to you
Multi-carrier profiles · selection by signal quality at terminal location
Data routing & sovereignty
May route via undisclosed jurisdictions · DPA gaps and audit risk
Traffic stays in-region · contractual sovereignty guarantees

07Real outcomes from real payment fleets

Payment and POS customers only. No telematics filler.

If you're a PSP, ISO, or fleet operator deploying terminals across North America, this is what your peers are doing with NuvoLinQ.

★ Featured case study

How Maverick Payments transformed POS connectivity with NuvoLinQ — smarter SIM management, better connectivity, and zero downtime.

A customer pays at a handheld POS terminal with a tap card in a café
1,200Terminals deployed
99.99%Uptime · 90d
8 wksTotal deployment

"The multi-carrier eSIM gives PSP or the end client the ability to choose the best available carrier and switch networks if needed — all in a highly secure private backbone."

DG
Danny Gurizzan
VP Operations · PSP Services

"NuvoLinQ has enabled us to recognize IoT patterns that are crucial to managing our business."

RW
Richard Worrall
President · Connect2Go

"LinQView has been a game-changer for our Deployment and Technical Support teams."

MP
Maverick Payments
CTO · Maverick Payments
Trusted by payment and
retail operators
Maverick PSP Services Connect2Go

08get started

Ready to connect your payment fleet?

Get a connectivity assessment built around your fleet. We map what you run, find the right deployment, and hand you a concrete plan. No generic demos, no roster calls

NuvoLinQ works with payment processors, ISOs, and acquiring banks across North America — with contractually guaranteed 99.99% uptime.

Consultation form
Fleet sizee.g. 4,200 terminals
Current connectivityRoaming / direct / mixed
Primary pain pointReliability · PCI · migration
Work emailname@company.com