New Multi-Payment Terminal Model "salo-02" Adopted for Japan System Technology Co., Ltd.'s "In-House Cashless System" ~ Advancing Workplace Cashlessness by Integrating Employee ID Payments and Multi-Payments ~

Remise Co., Ltd. (Head Office: Komoro City, Nagano Prefecture, President and CEO: Yudo Sato, hereinafter "Remise") has been providing the embedded multi-payment terminal "salo-01," which supports all cashless payment methods including credit cards, electronic money, and code payments, for automatic payment machines and vending machines. Now, its new model, "salo-02," has been adopted for Japan System Technology Co., Ltd.'s (Head Office: Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture, President and CEO: Taku Hirabayashi, hereinafter "Japan System Technology") "In-House Cashless System."

"salo-02" Adopted for Japan System Technology Co., Ltd.'s "In-House Cashless System"

Background and Challenges of Implementation

Japan System Technology operates an "In-House Cashless System" that allows payments at employee cafeterias and company stores to be deducted from salaries. However, many companies face challenges in handling payments from business travelers, partner employees, and guests for whom salary deductions are not applicable. While conventional ticket vending machines and POS registers supporting code payments and electronic money had high introduction costs, making them difficult to implement easily, the company developed its own settlement software and achieved multi-payment by integrating it with "salo-02." This enables both salary deduction payments using employee IDs and multi-payment support for external users, at an easily adoptable price point.

Reasons for Adopting "salo-02" and Process of Technical Integration

Japan System Technology initially conducted verification with "salo-01" but decided to adopt the new model upon the release of the "salo-02" verification environment, which offered superior operability and operational management features.

For technical integration, design was based on a draft interface specification, followed by actual device verification upon the provision of SDKs and verification machines. To ensure smooth operation, both development departments collaborated closely, thoroughly reviewed specifications regularly, and conducted extensive real-device testing, enabling completion of the integration concurrently with the release of "salo-02." The company aims to expand the "In-House Cashless System," which integrates employee ID payments and multi-payments, beyond employee cafeterias and stores to various industries and usage scenarios, such as welfare services and company events.

About Japan System Technology Co., Ltd.

As a "fully independent" system integrator not tied to any specific manufacturer, Japan System Technology has provided highly flexible and optimal system proposals, development, and implementation tailored to customer needs, without being constrained by specific hardware or software vendors. Currently, the company is focusing on providing packaged IT services by systematizing the industry-specific and business-specific system development expertise cultivated over many years.

▼ Japan System Technology Co., Ltd.

https://www.jast.jp/

About the Embedded Multi-Payment Terminal "salo-02" for Automatic Payment Machines and Vending Machines

"salo-02," provided by Remise, is a new model of embedded multi-payment terminal that offers an all-in-one solution for credit card, electronic money, and code payments. It is specialized for integration into host devices and can flexibly link with any host device (e.g., automatic payment machines, unmanned vending machines, self-checkout registers).

The series, including the previous model "salo-01," has achieved over 150 integrated models and expanded to 11,000 operational units*. It covers functions in high demand in recent years, such as use in completely unmanned environments and contactless payments, and is accelerating integration with businesses in various industries.

▼ Details of Payment Services for Automatic Payment Machines and Vending Machines

https://www.remise.co.jp/service/automatic-pay-machine.html

Multi-Payment Terminal "salo-02"

Future Outlook

With the launch of "salo-02," Remise has shifted its payment services for automatic payment machines and vending machines to the next-generation payment network infrastructure "aegise2.0." The new infrastructure facilitates easy merchant applications and terminal purchases from the management screen, allows for flexible delivery and maintenance response by transferring terminal ownership to vendors, and enhances remote maintenance through improved remote management functions. Remise will continue to actively collaborate with advanced businesses and promote high-value payment experiences through the construction of optimal infrastructure with cutting-edge technology and flexible support.

*As of the end of February 2026, according to our research.

Related Content Information

To coincide with the release of this press release, we have published content detailing the background and effects of the implementation. Please take a look.

▼ Case Study Interview

https://www.remise.co.jp/case-study/jast.html

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