Reyeah Technology welcomed Oren Tepper, Chief Commercial Officer and Chief Revenue Officer of Nayax — the global cashless payment specialist — to its China headquarters. The visit was more than a courtesy call: it was an affirmation of a strategic partnership that now spans payment integration, hardware design and go-to-market support for operators around the world.
To recognize the results delivered together and Reyeah's contribution to global markets, the delegation presented Reyeah with the 2025 Outstanding Strategic Partner Award.
Two honors, one partnership
CEO Simin Huang welcomed the delegation. The Nayax team brought a plaque reading "Ma Dao Cheng Gong" — a Chinese idiom meaning "success on arrival" — a fitting image for how quickly the two companies' joint solutions have been deployed in international markets.
The ceremony saw awards exchanged in both directions: the Outstanding Strategic Partner Award from Nayax, and the commemorative plaque from Reyeah.
Inside the factory: how the integration actually works
The itinerary covered Reyeah's manufacturing plant, R&D center and product showroom. The Nayax team walked the production line and saw the quality control and assembly processes behind Reyeah's smart manufacturing, including where Nayax payment modules are integrated into Reyeah hardware to produce a shorter, more reliable checkout flow.
Mr. Tepper also signed the signature wall at Reyeah's headquarters — a mark of recognition from a global payment leader, and of a shared commitment to advancing unattended retail.
A drumbeat for the year ahead
In a moment of cultural exchange, Mr. Tepper took part in a traditional Chinese drum ceremony — historically used to raise morale before a campaign. For both companies it read as a starting gun for 2026: Reyeah hardware plus Nayax payments, opening new markets together.
Already a published case study
The collaboration has been featured by Nayax in its own customer stories, which describe how the integrated solution helps OEMs sell vending machines internationally. That kind of third-party validation matters: it is evidence, not a claim, that the hardware and payment stack work at scale.
What comes next
With Nayax's payment ecosystem and Reyeah's terminal hardware, both teams are positioned to serve operators in more than 100 countries with systems that are more capable, more secure and easier to use. We are grateful for the recognition and expect to add to it in the year ahead.
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