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DineEngine Kiosk Ordering vs OnePe Kiosk System

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FactDineEngine Kiosk OrderingOnePe Kiosk System
IntegrationsDineEngine’s integrations page describes pre-built third-party connectors and names Paytronix and Spendgo as loyalty providers.OnePe says kiosk orders flow into existing POS and kitchen display systems and lists integrations including Razorpay, Paytm, PhonePe, Swiggy API, Zomato API, Cashfree, Stripe, and thermal printers.
PaymentsThe kiosk currently works only with Heartland-enabled credit card readers; the vendor says it is exploring additional processors.The kiosk page lists UPI, cards, contactless NFC, and cash as payment options.
SecurityThe product page states that the kiosk is PCI compliant and uses DataCap TranCloud secure VPN connectivity to encrypt in-store transactions.OnePe says kiosk transactions are PCI-DSS compliant, use 256-bit encrypted data transmission, and do not store customer payment data on the kiosk.
SupportThe company page says its technical support helps keep applications running 24/7.OnePe says it provides 24/7 kiosk monitoring and support, and the kiosk can operate in offline mode for essential functions.

DineEngine Kiosk Ordering plans

  • DineEngine Kiosk OrderingPriced on request

OnePe Kiosk System plans

  • Free PlanFree
  • Starter Plan₹199 a month
  • Growth Plan₹499 a month
  • Pro Plan₹999 a month
  • Starter Plan (annual)₹1,999 a year
  • Growth Plan (annual)₹4,999 a year

Pick DineEngine Kiosk Ordering if…

DineEngine Kiosk Ordering suits restaurants and other venues seeking in-store ordering on browser-capable kiosk hardware. It is relevant to operators who need dine-in or take-out ordering sent to a POS and can use Heartland-enabled card readers.

Pick OnePe Kiosk System if…

The system is aimed at restaurants and food court outlets that want customers to place and customize their own orders. It may suit venues that need menu controls, payment choices, and kitchen ticket routing.

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