Claw Metro PlayPort Token Exchanger Machine
Shipping & Delivery
Overview
The PlayPort is a self-service touchscreen kiosk that accepts cash, card, and digital payments and converts them into tokens or credits. That matters because most floor changers take cash only, which caps a play session at whatever bills a guest happens to be carrying. By reading cards and digital payments as well, the PlayPort lets guests pay the way they already do and load larger balances, without waiting on a staff member at a cash desk.
It is a freestanding kiosk measuring 59 inches wide, 43 inches deep, and 78 inches tall, with a 540-pound cabinet built from a hardware frame, acrylic paneling, and a wooden-board body. It runs on standard 110V to 220V power, so it drops into a US or international venue and stands near the entrance as the first stop before play.
Construction
Guests select an amount on the touchscreen and collect tokens or credits themselves, with no attendant involved. This removes the cash-desk line during peak hours and keeps players moving from the entrance to the machines instead of queuing to buy tokens.
The kiosk takes all three payment types in one cabinet. Guests who carry no cash can still play, and card and digital loads tend to run larger than coin-by-coin cash, which raises the average spend per visit on your floor.
Payment is converted into physical tokens or account credits, matching whichever system your venue already runs. The PlayPort fits into an existing route without requiring you to change or re-coin the machines it feeds.
The 540-pound cabinet of hardware, acrylic, and wooden board sits on a 59-by-43-inch base. That weight and footprint keep the unit stable and secure as an unattended, cash-handling fixture standing in an open, high-traffic venue.
The kiosk operates on any standard outlet from 110V to 220V. The same unit can be deployed across US and international locations with no electrical retrofit or dedicated circuit.
The PlayPort is backed by a 3-year parts warranty and lifetime technical support, and it needs only minor on-site setup to run. Because the kiosk collects the money for the whole floor, that coverage protects the income the machine is responsible for.
Buyer's Guide
The first question with any changer is what it accepts. Older mechanical bill changers take cash only, which limits a play session to the bills a guest is carrying that day. A kiosk that also reads cards and digital payments removes that ceiling, because guests can load a larger balance up front and reload later without leaving to find an ATM.
The second question is staffing. A manual cash desk ties up an employee and builds a line at the busiest times, which is exactly when you want players on the machines. A self-service touchscreen kiosk lets guests serve themselves, freeing your staff for prize redemption and floor service while the entrance keeps moving.
Placement decides how much a changer earns. The PlayPort's 59-by-43-by-78-inch footprint and 540-pound cabinet are sized to stand near the entrance as the first stop before play, where every guest passes it. Confirm you have a flat, accessible spot on the main traffic path and a standard outlet within reach.
Finally, weigh the support terms against the job the machine does. Because one changer collects the money for the entire floor, an outage costs more than a single idle game. The PlayPort's 3-year parts warranty and lifetime technical support carry more weight on this unit than on any single attraction, since a working kiosk is what keeps the rest of the room earning.
Specifications
Payment & Interface
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Power & Support
FAQ
What payment methods does the PlayPort accept?
Cash, card, and digital payments, all through one touchscreen. The guest chooses an amount and the kiosk converts it into tokens or credits.
Does the PlayPort require assembly?
Only minor on-site setup, such as mounting the shelf, removing the shipping restraints, connecting power, and configuring the kiosk on its touchscreen. It arrives largely built and does not need heavy assembly.
Will it run on my venue's electrical supply?
Yes. The kiosk operates on 110V to 220V, so it works on a standard US outlet and on international supplies without an electrical retrofit.
How large and heavy is it, and how does it ship?
The cabinet is 59 inches wide, 43 inches deep, and 78 inches tall, and it weighs 540 pounds. Because of that weight it ships by freight and needs a flat, accessible floor spot on the guest traffic path.
Does it dispense physical tokens, account credits, or both?
It converts payments into tokens or credits, matching whichever system your floor already uses. That lets it fit into an existing route without re-coining or replacing your machines.
What warranty and support come with it?
The PlayPort is covered by a 3-year parts warranty and lifetime technical support.