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Track fueling, display the transaction amount, enable QR-based payments, and receive payment confirmation through one integrated embedded solution.
The system is designed around the actual fueling journey, making the payment process easier for both customers and fuel-station operators. Trace the complete transaction cycle below.
The terminal remains in a secure IDLE state until a fueling transaction begins. The instant a dispenser nozzle is lifted, the dispenser communicates with the terminal to initialize the billing session.
During the fueling process, the system queries transaction metrics in real-time, displaying fuel amount and volume directly on the customer-facing terminal display for complete purchase visibility.
Once fueling completes and the dispenser nozzle is replaced, the terminal locks the final calculated parameters. The dispenser submits the finalized price payload to the local processor.
The terminal compiles the locked amount and generates a unique, transaction-specific dynamic QR code. It renders this directly on the screen, ready to accept scan commands.
The customer uses their preferred payment application (Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, or BHIM UPI) to scan the display QR code. No manual amount entry is required, eliminating operator error.
The local LDQR application polls the configured bank acquiring APIs to fetch the real-time transaction state. It evaluates the network status return callback secure token.
Upon receiving a successful bank status payload, the customer-facing terminal flashes a success screen. The transaction closes out and the dispenser resets for the next driver.
Awaiting fuel dispenser trigger...
Processing payment amount...
Please complete the payment on your mobile app.
Contacting banking payment gateway APIs...
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Our LDQR solution brings together the three critical elements of a modern fuel-station payment workflow to secure transaction integrity.
Establishes physical integration with dispenser control boards over serial networks using industrial RS485 communication protocols. Relays real-time raw pulse metrics, transaction statuses, and dispenser states to the processing unit.
The central computing node powered by an embedded Linux platform running proprietary transaction orchestration software. It processes dispenser logs, coordinates payment payloads, renders high-brightness display outputs, and manages user state flows.
Communicates directly with financial merchant banking networks, acquiring bank servers, or payment gateways through secure low-latency API call structures. This layer resolves authorization state checks (Success, Failed, Pending) and pushes real-time callbacks to Layer 2.
The customer-facing payment unit that sits between the petrol-pump transaction dispenser and digital UPI checkout apps, packed with robust industrial-grade features.
Industrial processing unit built to run continuous service loop scripts, interface local drivers, and handle forecourt network noise.
Dedicated processing script that tracks dispenser statuses, controls screen updates, and handles secure payment payloads.
High-brightness outdoor display, legible in direct sunlight, providing a guided interactive walkthrough for consumers.
Industrial serial standard ensuring consistent, noise-tolerant communication with major dispenser fuel pump protocols.
| Operating Platform | Industrial Embedded Linux |
| System RAM | 4 GB DDR4 |
| Onboard Storage | 32 GB eMMC Flash |
| dispenser Interface | Isolated RS485 Channel |
| Display Ports | Dual-Output HDMI |
| Screen Rating | 500 nits Outdoor Readability |
| Power Input | 5V DC (Low-Power Architecture) |
Eliminate transaction verification confusion. Our system ensures bank acquiring status confirmation is fetched and resolved in milliseconds, reducing manual checkout validation at the pump.
₹340.06
Relays success response to dispenser logic, registers transaction parameters, records data logs, and updates terminal display screen immediately.
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Flags rejection codes on terminal, prompts transaction retry QR generation, logs bank error descriptors, and leaves fuel dispenser locked.
Verifying transaction...
Maintains transaction lock state, polls the acquiring API status loop at set intervals, and updates display options to avoid user double-payment.
Trace the bidirectional network routes spanning from forecourt pump hardware to cloud API gateway endpoints.
Measures fuel volume
Central Application Hub
Dynamic QR & Instructions
Scans UPI QR Code
Authorizes funds transfer
Pushes success back to Hub
Unlock complete digital control of fuel station checkouts with features built for industrial forecourts.
Direct coupling of active transaction amounts with custom QR generation logic, ensuring amount mismatches are mathematically impossible.
Streams current dispensing totals directly onto the terminal display screen, providing instant visual feedback during the fueling session.
Compile exact checkout prices directly into dynamic payment vectors, bypassing manual merchant code configuration hurdles.
Query banking API networks on secure webhook intervals to capture transaction clearances in less than two seconds.
Leverage custom operating system images configured with device-level watchdog scripts for long-term continuous uptime.
Industrial differential communication setup configured to filter out high-voltage forecourt electrical noise and telemetry interference.
Maximize forecourt throughput and reduce checkout friction with dedicated transaction display terminals.
Allows drivers to scan directly from the dispenser screen and drive away, reducing manual cash management delays and queuing times.
Shows clear pricing states, helping prevent customer-operator billing disputes and ensuring total billing transparency.
Delivers visual and programmatic confirmation of receipt of payment, preventing checkout fraud or premature exits.
Pipes transaction data records straight into central operations dashboard terminals, shortening shift audit durations.
Deploy terminal modules across major fuel forecourt setups and customized industrial environments.
Upgrade legacy pumps with digital checkout screens.
Integrate real-time transaction screens directly.
Link point-of-sale terminals to IoT data backends.
Facilitate unattended digital transactions.
Build custom application states on our Linux SDK.
The LDQR terminal acts as a launching pad for comprehensive cloud-connected forecourt telemetry and centralized control.
Monitor device health, configure remote screen parameters, and pull system logs from a central dashboard.
Access sales histories, payment type break-downs, and operational logs straight from the cloud.
Run dynamic advertising arrays or customer discount campaigns when the terminal is in its idle state.
Deploy secure software updates, banking protocol modifications, and GUI modifications over the air.
HashStudioz designs and delivers full-stack, customized forecourt systems engineered around your legacy dispensers and network rules.
We tailor layout parameters, select industrial casing ratings, design specific board layouts, and source sunlight-readable displays to fit your dispensers.
We map RS485 parameters, write parsing scripts for custom flow telemetry, and ensure direct communication compatibility with global fueling equipment standards.
We hook up dynamic payment requests directly to your preferred commercial banking partner APIs, managing encryption configurations and response tokens.
We unite embedded Linux engineering, hardware prototyping, and low-latency financial API design to deliver production-ready forecourt hardware solutions.
We compile custom operating platform builds, configure kernel modules, and implement security protocols for single-purpose boards.
We write noise-tolerant RS485 communication handlers and implement industrial networking schemes for forecourt hardware.
We configure dynamic billing requests, handle merchant gateways, construct polling loops, and manage bank security requirements.
Connect fueling workflows, transaction displays, dynamic checkouts, and acquiring APIs through a single embedded solution.