Getnet and Nayax have inked an agreement to offer integrated payment services to unattended businesses in Latin America and Iberia.

Intended for operators of vending machines, electric vehicle chargers, self-service kiosks and other automated businesses, the platform will combine Nayax’s payment technology with Getnet’s local acquiring network. 

The rollout will begin in Chile within the coming weeks, followed by Spain, Portugal, Brazil, Mexico and Argentina. The companies said the service will give operators a unified way to accept cashless payments across their unattended machines.

The agreement builds on Nayax’s earlier expansion in the region. Nayax completed its acquisition of Brazilian automated self-service technology provider VMtecnologia in May 2024. At the time, VMtecnologia served more than 2,400 retailers across all 27 Brazilian states and more than 466 cities, according to VendingMarketWatch.com’s report.

Nayax also announced a planned launch in El Salvador in November 2024. The plan involved local partners and Spanish-language commercial and technical support for operators.

In November 2025, Nayax signed a nonbinding letter of intent to acquire Mexico-based Integral Vending, its exclusive distribution partner there since 2015.

Together, the earlier moves show Nayax expanding through local acquisitions and partnerships. The Getnet agreement adds a local acquiring network to that approach across six announced markets.