Stability surcharge on PAX payment terminals

The global chip market puts pressure on technology prices

The global chip market is currently under pressure

Due to the rapidly growing demand for chips for new technologies, including AI applications, a significant share of production capacity is shifting toward these components. As a result, other types of chips, such as memory chips, are becoming scarce and more expensive.

Memory chips in particular – a critical component in many electronic devices, including our payment terminals – are becoming increasingly scarce. At the same time, disruptions in international supply chains are placing additional pressure on the availability and pricing of technology products.

CCV limits the impact for entrepreneurs

At CCV, we are committed to minimizing the impact of these market developments for entrepreneurs. That is why we are absorbing a significant portion of the rising costs ourselves.

However, it is not possible for us to fully absorb all price increases.

For this reason, we will apply a stability surcharge of €27.50 per PAX payment terminal. This surcharge is based on current market conditions and may be adjusted if developments in the chip market or changes in the cost structure require it. If the market stabilizes and costs decrease, the surcharge may also be reduced or removed.

Working together to ensure reliable payment solutions

CCV continues to work closely with suppliers and partners to secure the availability of critical components. In this way, we aim to limit the impact on deliveries while continuing to invest in stable and secure payment solutions.