Paysera is set to install self-service terminals in ten branches of the Centre of Registers

November 2025 • 3 min

The financial technology company Paysera has won a public procurement tender organised by the Centre of Registers. The company will install self-service terminals in ten of the Centre’s branches, making it easier for residents and businesses to pay for government services in cash. In the public tender, Paysera’s winning bid of €282,000 was €51,000 lower than the price offered by the nearest competitor.

Between October and November 2025, self-service terminals will be installed in the Centre of Registers branches in the following cities: Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai, Panevėžys, Alytus, Tauragė, Telšiai, Marijampolė, and Utena.

"People often visit government institutions during their working hours, which makes every minute count. The new self-service terminals will offer greater convenience and flexibility — alongside card payments at service counters, visitors will now be able to pay in cash easily and securely. The terminals are designed to be intuitive and comfortable to use for people of all ages," says Remigijus Pranskaitis, Head of Terminal and ATM Products at Paysera.

Most Paysera self-service terminals are located in medical institutions, where patients use them to pay for tests and services. At the Akropolis shopping centre in Vilnius, a terminal is used by the Blue/Yellow organisation to collect donations for Ukraine. At Vilnius Airport, passengers can purchase Fast Track vouchers, while in Kaunas, tenants of the Urmas shopping complex use a terminal to pay for their rental spaces.

With the installation of ten new terminals, the Centre of Registers will become Paysera’s largest client in terms of the number of terminals.

Between January and September 2025, residents and business representatives made over 280,000 transactions at Paysera self-service terminals, with the total value exceeding €8.2 million.

The company estimates that by October, there will be more than 60 terminals operating across private and public institutions.