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Press releases by FEIG ELECTRONIC GmbH

28.06.2021

FEIG ELECTRONIC expands its kernel portfolio to include China UnionPay, the world’s largest credit card network

FEIG is expanding its kernel portfolio to include China UnionPay (CUP), the world's largest credit card network. With the CUP kernel, FEIG ensures that Quickpass cards from the CUP subsidiary of UnionPay International (UPI) are accepted at all FEIG cVEND terminals.

01.04.2021

FEIG ELECTRONIC‘s cVEND terminals make charging more enjoyable at the new e-filling station in Coburg, Germany

In Coburg, Germany, Städtische Überlandwerke Coburg GmbH (SÜC) launched the first and most powerful e-mobility hypercharger station in the region, offering a fully cashless user experience around the station. To make waiting time more pleasant, SÜC located vending machines at the station so drivers could have a variety of snacks or hot/cold beverages while they wait. SÜC chose FEIG ELECTRONIC’s cVEND PIN for the self-service vending machines and access control and usage charge for the rest-rooms is handled by a cVEND plug Modular Kit, thereby offering a seamless and convenient cashless card payment experience throughout the station.

24.03.2021

Milestone for e-mobility: Universal payment system cVEND box+ embedded in charging stations from Wirelane

FEIG ELECTRONIC today announced a cooperative venture with Wirelane to embed FEIG ELECTRONIC cVEND box+ payment terminals into Wirelane’s “Light & Charge” charging stations. The move makes electric vehicle charging secure, easy and customer-friendly.

20.02.2021

cVEND plug enables contactless payment on Oldenburg buses

Verkehr und Wasser GmbH (VWG) equipped its buses with contactless payment terminals from FEIG at the turn of the year. This means that from now on, passengers around Oldenburg can buy their tickets in a contactless and therefore particularly hygienic way directly on the bus.

08.12.2020

FEIG publishes Security Advisories to ensure cyber security

The increasing networking of our world has created the need for an ever-higher level of cyber security. This is why FEIG publishes security advisories that indicate measures that must be taken to deal with weak points in software or operating systems. Correctly implemented, this action can effectively prevent any weak points from being exploited.