This applies to Worldline Yomani and Yoximo terminals using Planet Integra TE. The exact action required can vary by model, hardware version, software version, market, acquirer and integration. Planet will confirm the affected devices during an estate review.

No. A working terminal may continue to process payments while it remains supported by the applicable acquirer and payment network requirements. However, software maintenance has ended, repair options are reducing, and the terminals should be replaced before 31 December 2030. Plan early to avoid a forced migration.

You should start planning now. Worldline Yomani and Yoximo payment terminals are based on older security and terminal technology. Planet can assess your estate and agree a phased migration based on risk, location, integrations, trading periods and device condition. All affected terminals must be removed from payment service before the applicable final deadline.

Planet ended maintenance and development of the Integra TE payment application on Yomani and Yoximo terminals on 31 December 2025.

This means no further application enhancements, new functionality or software development are planned for these devices.

Customers can continue to contact Planet for support services that remain available and applicable to their deployment.

Service availability depends on the terminal model, software, market, acquirer, vendor support and spare-part availability. No repairs or support will be available after 31 December 2027.

Repair availability depends on vendor service commitments and component availability.

As legacy devices age, replacement parts will become increasingly difficult to source. Repairs and support will not be available after 31 December 2027.

For this reason, Planet recommends planning migration activity before a terminal failure occurs. 

Repairs and like-for-like replacements are subject to Worldline support, spare parts and available stock. Availability will be reduced as the platforms age and will end by 31 December 2027. Planet recommend a modern PAX replacement.

Delay increases the risk of device failure, limited repair or replacement options, rushed deployment and operational disruption. The terminal may also become unsupported by an acquirer or payment network before the final date. Planet recommends agreeing a migration plan in advance.

In some situations, businesses may choose a direct replacement approach.

However, many merchants use terminal refresh programs as an opportunity to modernise their wider payments environment and improve operational efficiency.

In many cases, existing gateway and acquiring arrangements can be retained. However, compatibility may vary depending on the replacement terminal selected, certification requirements and your current payments environment.

Planet can assess your existing set-up and discuss the migration options available for your business.

Yes. Both integrated and standalone migration paths can be assessed as part of your estate review. It depends on the replacement terminal, software deployment, gateway, POS or PMS provider, acquirer and required certifications.
 

Customers can continue operating only while supported by their acquirer and card scheme network requirements. PCI PTS 3.x terminals will cease to operate and process payments from 31 December 2030. onwards. PCI PTS 4.x terminals are no longer aligned with current PCI PTS standards and will cease to operate and process payments in the future. The exact date is yet to be determined by applicable acquirer and payment network requirements.

Planet ended maintenance and development of the Integra TE payment application on Yomani and Yoximo terminals on 31 December 2025. This means no further application enhancements, new functionality or software development are planned for these devices.

For guidance on your particular estate, please contact Planet

PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) governs how organisations protect cardholder data across systems, processes and networks.

PCI PTS (PIN Transaction Security) relates specifically to payment terminal security and protection against physical tampering and compromise. PCI PTS applies to the security approval of PIN-entry and payment terminal devices.

 
They address different obligations, and a terminal approval does not by itself confirm a merchant's PCI DSS compliance.

These standards serve different purposes and should not be considered interchangeabl

Yomani and Yoximo variants were approved under older PCI PTS generations. The applicable status and acceptance timeline depend on the exact model, approval, software, acquirer, market and payment network rules. Planet will assess the estate and recommend an appropriate replacement, including PAX devices approved to PCI PTS 6.x where suitable.

Customers may continue operating supported terminals in accordance with applicable market, acquirer and card network requirements.

However, delaying terminal replacement may increase operational risk due to:

• Limited replacement availability
• Reduced repair options
• Hardware ageing
• Evolving payment industry requirements

Customers can continue operating only while supported by their acquirer and card scheme network requirements. Card schemes sunset date for Yomani and Yoximo terminals are 31st December 2030, therefore, these terminals need to be replaced/removed from the market by this date.

Yes. Many customers choose a phased migration approach, allowing terminals to be replaced according to operational priorities, site schedules and business requirements.
 

Most modern terminals are designed with intuitive user interfaces. Training requirements will vary depending on the device being deployed and whether any payment workflows are changing. Planet will confirm the training and go-live support required as part of the migration plan.
 

In many cases, yes.

Integration compatibility varies depending on:

• Terminal model
• Software deployment
• POS or PMS provider
• Gateway configuration

Planet can review your current environment and recommend an appropriate migration path.
 

In many cases, yes. However, compatibility and certification requirements can vary depending on your acquirer and the replacement terminal selected.

Planet can review your current payment setup and advise whether your existing acquirer can be retained as part of your migration plan.

No. Terminal replacement discussions can focus solely on terminal requirements if preferred. Where appropriate, Planet can also help review gateway, acquiring, DCC, Tax Free and integration opportunities. Planet will confirm whether any gateway, acquiring or certification changes are required.
 

Modern Android payment terminals can provide:

• Improved usability
• Larger touchscreens
• Faster processing
• Modern connectivity options
• Enhanced estate management capabilities

Specific functionality varies by device and deployment type.
 

Pax Android terminal platforms support additional value-added applications and services. Available applications differ by market, terminal type and commercial deployment.