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ATM Keypads
At Dollar ATM Club, we prioritize high-quality ATM keypads for security and function. The keypad, used for PIN entry and access, must be durable, responsive, and meet current encryption standards, including PCI-compliant Encrypting PIN Pads (EPPs). Reliable keypads build customer trust and ensure ATM longevity and smooth operation. We offer many replacement keypads for all major ATM types.
Buy ATM Keypads By Model
All Genmega Keypad Repair/Refurbishment
Price range: $110.00 through $175.00
Shop ATM Keypads by Brand and Model
Easily find the exact replacement ATM keypad part you need in our manufacturer-organized catalog. We stock new and used EPP keypads, mounting hardware, and other parts for Genmega, Hantle, Hyosung, and Triton ATMs. Each component listing includes compatible key models and assembly notes for confident shopping.
Choosing the Correct ATM Keypad Replacement
A machine’s brand is not the only thing that matters when picking out a replacement keypad. Here are some things to keep in mind to get the right part the first time:
1. Mounting Style & Dimensions
Different ATM types have different mounting depths and brackets. It is always good to check what type of bracket your current keypad is, and whether you will be required to have a spacer or a bracket to ensure that the new one fits into the slot.
2. Connection Type (USB vs. Serial)
Keypads connect to the ATM’s mainboard using USB, serial, or custom connector cords. Check the type of connection to make sure it works with the device.
3. PCI Version & Encryption Standard
PCI compliance is necessary to keep PIN protection safe and stop people from accessing without permission. A lot of the latest keypads are compliant with PCI 3.0 or PCI 5.0 standards, and some even support the TR‑31 key block protocol, which processors will need to use as of 2026.
4. OEM vs. Refurbished Units
Original equipment and carefully refurbished keypads are both available from ATM Dollar Club. Checked for performance, refurbished units save a lot of money while keeping safety and reliability.
One of the things that you should check is the part numbers of your existing keypad, normally shown on the back casing, to make sure that your new one will fit and work as intended.
Understanding PCI Compliance and Security
According to industry guidelines, ATMs must be PCI compliant to protect cardholder PINs. Along with TR‑31’s “key block” standards, latest PCI guidelines require encrypted key management protocols that stronger keypads can support. ATM downtime or processor refusals may result from non-compliant hardware detection.
The PCI-compliant keypads are already available on many machines of such brands as Hyosung and Triton, such as Hyosung X1 and Triton T10. These units safely load encrypted keys and help managers keep service in flow while meeting security requirements.
Keypad Compatibility and Installation
Things you should do before buying are:
- Check your keypad or service manual for part numbers.
- After keypad replacement, check for software upgrades.
- Use “plug-and-play” designs for easy field installation.
To ensure a seamless change-out process, examine cables, brackets, and firmware requirements before installing modern ATM keypads from Dollar ATM Club.
