MineSec has obtained EFTPOS certification for its SoftPOS offering, marking an important milestone in the company’s expansion across regulated payment environments.
EFTPOS certification validates that a payment solution meets the requirements of Australia’s local card scheme, including security, interoperability, and acceptance standards. For MineSec, this certification strengthens the readiness of its platform for deployment by acquirers, payment service providers, and merchants seeking secure, software-based acceptance without reliance on traditional terminals.
As payments continue to move toward more flexible and device-agnostic acceptance models, SoftPOS is becoming an increasingly important part of the global payments infrastructure. MineSec’s certification reflects its commitment to delivering secure, scalable, and market-ready acceptance technology that can support a wide range of payment use cases.
“Certification is a key step in making SoftPOS broadly deployable and trusted by the industry,” said Angus Chiu, CEO of MineSec. “It helps our partners move faster with greater confidence, while reinforcing the security and compliance foundations needed for modern acceptance.”
With EFTPOS certification now secured, MineSec is positioned to support partners looking to expand acceptance capabilities, shorten deployment timelines, and bring software-based card acceptance to more merchants and use cases.