Ingenico solidified its position in Mexico's financial sector during the 89th Banking Convention, held in Cancún from March 18 to 20. The event, themed "Innovating Banking, Building the Future," brought together key industry figures, including President Claudia Sheinbaum, Governor of the Bank of Mexico Victoria Rodríguez Ceja, Secretary of the Treasury Édgar Amador Zamora, and President of the Mexican Bankers Association Emilio Romano.
Héctor Meza, Country Manager and CSO of Ingenico Mexico, emphasized that the company's participation in the convention reaffirmed its role as a trusted partner in the ecosystem and its commitment to strengthening relationships with banks and acquirers. He noted that as the financial system seeks more agile, secure infrastructures and prepares for the next generation of payments, Ingenico offers solutions designed to operate at scale, elevate security, and accelerate innovation.
One of the central elements of Ingenico's technological proposal is the ability to turn the terminal into a service point, not just a transaction device. The company presented its AXIUM portfolio—a line of smart terminals based on Android designed to address various use cases in the payments ecosystem. "AXIUM connects payments, business applications, and services into a seamless payment experience," Meza explained.
This technology allows banks, acquirers, and merchants to advance faster, operate more intelligently, and scale their operations with greater ease. Thanks to its Android base and a dedicated set of APIs, partners can develop their own applications and integrate them directly into the devices.
The portfolio is complemented by Ingenico 360, a cloud-based platform that integrates device management, transaction services, POS connectivity, data analytics, and developer tools within a unified architecture. This allows banks and acquirers to monitor terminals in real-time, manage software updates remotely, deploy new applications, and analyze the operational performance of their device networks. This centralized management capability becomes particularly relevant in environments with thousands of deployed terminals where operational availability is critical for merchants.
