Build and Certify on Kozen Terminals

POS payment applications for Kozen P3, P5 and P10 — built, integrated against the shared EMV SDK library, and certified in-house on UL Brand Test Tool and FIME toolsets. One team, start to submission.

Platform Notes

One SDK, Three Hardware Revisions

Kozen's P3, P5 and P10 all run on Android and share a common EMV SDK library across the range, which is a genuine advantage for a fleet that spans multiple models — but it also means the SDK behaving consistently is not the same thing as the hardware behaving identically. Screen size, hardware revision and OS build can differ enough between models that we verify the specific unit and SDK version in play before treating one model's test result as representative of another.

Kozen's device-level certifications go beyond the three schemes we typically test against — the hardware itself carries broader marks including D-PAS and Mastercard TQM. Our L3 campaigns are scoped to whichever schemes a given deployment actually needs, rather than testing everything the hardware is theoretically capable of.

We build POS payment applications for Kozen terminals as well as certifying them, so a defect found mid-campaign goes back to the same team that can fix it.

Talk About Your Kozen Project

Terminals Covered

Kozen P3Kozen P5Kozen P10

Platform

Android-based OSShared EMV SDK library

Schemes

VisaMastercardAmex

Certified In

South Africa
Before Certification

The Application Comes First

Certification tests an application that already exists. Across the Kozen range, getting to that point is its own body of work.

01

Payment App Development

We build the POS payment application for Kozen terminals, not only test one that already exists.

02

Shared SDK Integration

P3, P5 and P10 share a common EMV SDK library, so integration work carries across the range rather than restarting for each model.

03

Per-Model Verification

Screen size, hardware revision and OS build still differ between models, so the specific unit and SDK version in play are verified rather than assumed.

Certification Process

Consistent Process Across the Range

01

Scope

Which Kozen model, hardware revision, SDK version, scheme and target certification level defined up front.

02

Execute

UL BTT and FIME test plans run in-house across contact, contactless, fallback and PIN scenarios.

03

Analyze

Field 55 deep dives and TVR/TSI interpretation on every failed case.

04

Fix & Retest

If the application is ours — or handed to us — the same team fixes and reruns in the same cycle.

05

Hand Off

Evidence packaged for your acquirer to submit to the scheme, with regression packs ready for the next model or SDK update.

FAQ

Kozen Development & Certification, Explained

Which Kozen terminals do you certify?
P3, P5 and P10. All are Android-based and share a common EMV SDK library across the range, which keeps the certification approach consistent as a fleet spans multiple models.
What schemes have you certified Kozen terminals against?
Visa, Mastercard and Amex. Kozen's own hardware carries broader scheme certifications at the device level, including D-PAS and Mastercard TQM, but our L3 campaigns are scoped to the schemes a given deployment actually needs.
Does a Kozen L3 campaign work the same way across P3, P5 and P10?
The process is the same, but scope isn't assumed to be identical — screen size, hardware revision and OS build can differ enough between models that we verify the specific unit and SDK version before treating a P5 result as representative of a P3 or P10 deployment.
Do you integrate against the Kozen EMV SDK, or only work with an application that is already built?
Either. We integrate the payment application against the shared EMV SDK library as part of building it, and we also take on applications written elsewhere that need certification. Because P3, P5 and P10 share that library, integration work carries across the range, though the specific unit and SDK version are still verified per model.
Do you also build the payment application, or only certify it?
Both. We build POS payment applications for Kozen terminals and run L3 certification in-house, so a defect found during testing goes back to the same team that can fix it — not a different vendor.
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