The hard part is rarely the brochure.
Banks, fintechs and system integrators often discover the real project cost only after device selection. TermBridge tries to surface these questions earlier.
Software-stack uncertainty
Does the project depend on XFS, KAL, vendor middleware, bank applications or custom integration ownership?
Workflow mismatch
Is the device meant for merchant acceptance, smart branch service, remote teller, queue flow, wallet access or public-service automation?
Support ambiguity
Who owns L1 field service, spare parts, L2/L3 escalation, repair flow and customer-facing SLA?
Certification boundary
Is the project open-loop card acceptance, closed-loop wallet use, bank-specific approval or government workflow validation?
Local deployment logic
Does SKD/local assembly reduce real cost and risk, or does it add complexity before volume is proven?
Pilot discipline
Large rollout plans still need the first sample, technical alignment, controlled pilot and measurable milestone.