Jordan has a strong advantage in tourism and cultural industries. Cities such as Amman, Petra, and Aqaba attract large numbers of domestic and international tourists throughout the year, creating stable demand for mobile charging services. The local payment system in Jordan is mainly based on card payments and contactless NFC payments, while QR-based wallet adoption remains relatively low. Therefore, shared power banks in Jordan must adapt to local user preferences and integrate convenient payment solutions to ensure stable project operations.

I. Introduction to Payment Systems in Jordan

QR code payments in Jordan’s shared power bank system are more aligned with tourist behavior, while NFC and POS card payments provide higher efficiency and help improve rental conversion rates.

1. QR Code Payments:
Locally, payment infrastructure relies on MEPS and EMP, the two major acquiring networks, to establish small-value QR payment channels suitable for supermarkets and convenience stores. For cross-border payments, UnionPay QR is supported to meet the needs of Chinese tourists.

2. NFC Contactless Payments:
Fully supports Apple Pay and Google Pay, which can be linked to both Jordanian local bank cards and international credit cards. This provides a fast and seamless experience, ideal for shopping malls and hotel self-service rental scenarios.

3. POS Card Payments:
The rental kiosks are fully compatible with local Jordanian bank cards, UnionPay cards, as well as Visa and Mastercard. This is the most widely used payment method in Jordan, covering all offline consumption scenarios.

II. Payment Solution for Shared Power Banks in Jordan

Zhongdian Hexin provides customized hardware and software solutions for the Asia–Europe market. It has already completed integration with MEPS, EMP, and UnionPay, along with independent software deployment. The company also offers OEM branding services and provides multiple device models suitable for different scenarios, making it a high-quality partner for the overseas expansion of shared power bank brands in Jordan.

Considering Jordan’s preference for card payments over QR scanning, shared power bank devices should prioritize integration with both local and international card systems, using equipment that supports NFC and POS functions. Early integration with MEPS and EMP acquiring systems ensures compatibility with local bank cards and NFC contactless payments, significantly improving local rental conversion rates.

For foreign tourists and cross-border users, the devices fully support UnionPay, Visa, and Mastercard payment channels, along with international NFC payments, solving the issue of users without local accounts. This multi-channel payment system covers tourist attractions, commercial districts, airports, and hotels, effectively preventing payment failures and ensuring stable operation of shared power banks in Jordan.