PayBox
PayBox is a Georgian brand of payment terminals by Oppa.
Last updated September 1, 2026
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Overview
PayBox is a brand of self-service fast deposit terminals in Georgia, operating since 2007. The brand was created in 2008. It serves up to 350,000 customers daily and has over 8,000 payment points across the country.
History
PayBox has been operating in the Georgian financial-technological market since 2007. The company was founded in 2007 under the name Nova Technology and offered POS terminals called Payline. The PayBox brand was created in 2008 when employees built self-service fast deposit terminals themselves. In 2009, the company increased the number of PayBoxes to 300 units and became the official representative of CashCode in Georgia. In 2010, the company started selling self-service fast deposit terminals across Georgia. In 2012, the company created the website Paybox.ge and moved the service of PayBox self-service fast deposit machines to a web platform. In 2013, the company increased regional representations and exported the first self-service fast deposit machines to Armenia. In 2014, the company introduced a new unique type of self-service terminal called 'Jikhuri'. In 2015, the company actively moved into corporate services. In 2017, the company held 41% of the non-banking payments market and offered about 850 services at up to 6500 payment points. In 2018, the company rebranded and changed its name from Nova Technology to Oppa.
Products and positioning
PayBox terminals
Self-service fast deposit terminals.
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