USA Technologies Inc. said it has completed more than $8.3 million in wireless transactions using its hardware.
The Malvern, Pa., company said it is on target to run at least $100 million through its ePort cashless payments systems for vending machines, kiosks and other point of sale terminals by yearend.
"Our customers … are increasingly turning to our ePort cashless payment systems, and consumers are responding by using their credit and debit cards for purchases," George Jensen, the chairman and chief executive of USA Technologies, said in a press release Monday.
