Winston POS adds POSBANK hardware to certified ecosystem

Winston POS announced a certified hardware partnership with POSBANK on June 10, 2026, giving restaurant operators and dealers access to integrated terminals and kitchen displays. The move is meant to expand hardware choice while keeping prices competitive and performance optimized for Winston’s software.

Why it matters: - The partnership expands Winston POS’s certified hardware options for restaurants that want flexibility without being locked into proprietary equipment. - Winston POS dealers gain another hardware line that is designed to be fast, durable, and easier to deploy across front-of-house and kitchen setups. - The deal could help restaurants lower hardware costs while keeping systems aligned with Winston POS performance requirements.

What happened: - Winston POS announced a certified hardware partnership with POSBANK on June 10, 2026. - POSBANK is a global manufacturer of restaurant hardware solutions. - The companies say the collaboration will give Winston POS users access to hardware configurations that are integrated with Winston POS and priced competitively. - Winston POS said the integrated solutions are already available.

The details: - Winston POS requires modern processing power to run at optimal speed, including an Intel Celeron J6412 processor or higher. - POSBANK’s terminal lineups exceed that performance threshold. - For front-of-house use, Winston POS is offering the POSBANK High-End Mazic Prime and POSBANK Edge 1560. - For kitchen operations, Winston POS is offering the POSBANK KDS 2700 and KDS 2150. - The kitchen display models are Full HD screens that are waterproof, dustproof, and designed for high-durability use in fast-paced kitchens and bar stations. - Winston POS said the partnership was built around three priorities: fast hardware, competitive pricing, and customer service. - Koen Lavrijssen, CEO of Winston POS, said POSBANK is a strong addition to Winston POS’s recommended hardware lineup because of its speed, price point, and support.

Between the lines: - The partnership fits Winston POS’s broader pitch as an agnostic restaurant POS platform that works with major hardware, operating systems, payment processors, and third-party tools. - Pairing with a global hardware manufacturer gives Winston POS a way to broaden its ecosystem without moving toward a closed hardware model. - The focus on dealer support suggests the partnership is aimed as much at resellers and installers as at restaurant operators.

What’s next: - Winston POS and POSBANK said more information is available by email at info@winstonpos.com and info@posbank.com. - The companies will both appear at RSPA’s RetailNOW show from July 26–28, 2026, at Caesars Forum Conference Center in Las Vegas. - Winston POS will be at booth #841, and POSBANK will be at booth #819. - Winston POS and POSBANK both direct readers to their websites for more information: Winston POS and POSBANK.

The bottom line: - Winston POS is using the POSBANK deal to strengthen its hardware ecosystem with certified options that emphasize speed, durability, and restaurant-friendly pricing.