A self service payment kiosk is essentially a device that allows a consumer to interact directly with a company, receiving a service at their own convenience. The most common example of this is purchasing tickets for a train or bus stop. You simply approach the self-service kiosk, pay your money and receive

a ticket, all without waiting in line or asking for assistance. Self-service kiosks are also widely distributed to quick-pay restaurants where the intended

goal is to expedite the process of ordering and waiting for your food. These kiosks don’t just extend to commercial aspects, they also are quite useful for checking in and out of hotels, offices also employ them for checking their vendors in and airports utilize their functions for allowing you to check-in to your flight as a means to save time for both you and the business itself.