Skyzer

Skyzer supplies EFTPOS terminals — specifically the Ingenico DESK5000 countertop model and the MOVE5000 portable model — to New Zealand merchants under rental, hire, and outright purchase arrangements. The firm positions its devices as branded consumer-experience tools, offering coloured terminal editions, and integrates them with local point-of-sale software providers including SwiftPOS, Gpos, Wizbang, Future Pos, and Red Cat. It does not develop its own payment processing or hardware.

Client testimonials on Skyzer’s own website name Supercheap Auto New Zealand and Zone Bowling Manukau as customers. The Supercheap Auto rollout involved a national deployment of terminals managed by a named technical coordinator, Gareth, with Belinda handling backend operations. The firm also states it serves 'hundreds of NZ businesses, big and small,' but does not publish a full client list.

Skyzer is a terminal reseller, not a licensed payment processor. It supplies physical EFTPOS hardware and manages fleet maintenance and device replacement, but it does not operate a proprietary payments network or processing platform. The terminals it resells are Ingenico-manufactured devices, and payment processing occurs through the merchant's acquiring bank or payment facilitator, not through Skyzer.

There is no evidence of operations outside New Zealand. The firm's website is domain-localized to .co.nz, its client testimonials reference only New Zealand-based merchants, and its POS integration partners are all New Zealand-focused software vendors. No international offices, cross-border client references, or foreign-language materials are publicly available.

Ownership is not publicly disclosed. The firm's website names two operational staff — Gareth and Belinda — in a client testimonial, but neither is identified as a founder, director, or shareholder. No corporate registry records, press releases, or funding announcements describing the ownership structure are available in the provided sources.