Digital donation kiosk: kiosk, stand or wall terminal?.
“Donation kiosk” is the term many people search for when looking for a cashless giving device. In fact there are several designs – and which one is right depends mainly on where the device will stand and how much attention it should get.
Updated: 9 November 2026 · by DAYAA
The freestanding donation kiosk
A donation kiosk stands freely in the room and is visible from afar. The Dayaa Tower measures 146.6 × 46 × 38 cm, has a large touch display and carries your design on the entire front. A lockable service compartment protects the technology. Ideal for lobbies, entrance areas and reception – wherever your giving point should be seen immediately.
The slim donation stand
If space is tight, a stand is the better choice. The Dayaa Stand is a slim pillar with a lectern-like angled module. Without an advertising panel it stays discreet; with one, it shows your campaign clearly in front of the pillar.
The wall terminal
The Dayaa Wall needs no floor space at all: it is mounted directly on the wall. The wall panel measures 80 × 55 cm and is designed entirely in your branding; the module with screen and card reader is 25 × 25 cm. Perfect for corridors, entrances and community rooms where a kiosk would be in the way.
The mobile terminal
Sometimes the donation has to come to the people: the Dayaa Go is compact, optionally with a stand, and goes with you – along the rows, to the counter, to fairs and events.
What all designs have in common
A direct comparison of all devices can be found on every product page in the shop.
- Contactless giving by card, smartphone or watch – via SumUp.
- The screen shows your own campaigns, images and amounts.
- All devices run on the same Dayaa Management Platform – you see every donation in real time.
- Delivered in person, pre-configured, usually within 7–14 days.
Frequently asked questions
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