TMN developed TMN Fast Gate Ticket, which can rapidly process fixed-amount consecutive payments without operator input, and began offering it in October 2026 as an application for the UT-P11 mobile payment terminal. The payment amount and payment method can be configured in advance, eliminating the need to enter them or select a payment method at the time of payment, with the aim of speeding up payment processing at concert venues, on public transport and in similar settings.
As a new payment service, TMN developed TMN Fast Gate Ticket and began offering it in October 2026. The target device is the UT-P11 mobile all-in-one payment terminal, for which the application processes payments based on a preconfigured payment amount and payment method.
TMN Fast Gate Ticket eliminates cashier input at the time of payment. By configuring the payment amount and payment method in advance, it speeds up consecutive payment processing. It is expected to reduce the operational burden and improve the user experience in settings where many payments are concentrated in a short period, such as concert venues and public transport.
Expected use cases include music events, sports facilities, public transport, car parks and employee cafeterias, as well as other settings with peak usage periods. Operation without issuing paper receipts is also possible, simplifying sales processes for fixed-price products and services. Going forward, TMN plans to develop new solutions compatible with credit cards, electronic money, QR codes and barcodes, leveraging the mobility of the UT-P11.
The development story and company overview are also presented. Against a background of commercialisation experience in cloud-based electronic payments in Japan, TMN plans to promote the use of its payment network to support profit improvement and sales-promotion optimisation across a range of business sectors.