Intercard, a leading provider of cashless technology for the attraction and amusement industries, has completed its third installation of its cashless system for Village Entertainment’s Intencity group of family entertainment centres in Australia.
The installation took place at Intencity Albury, following similar payment solution upgrades at the arcade chain’s Mario and Erina Fair venues.
Intencity recognises that coin and ticket systems are outdated, and the installation of the system is part of a drive by chain to move to cashless technology.
The technology enables Intencity to operate with greater efficiency and reduce costs associated with coin-operated systems.
Brion Cummings, national business manager for Intencity, commented on the recent installation: “Intencity Abury will usher in a new beginning with the Intercard system along with Marion and Erina Fair.
“Albury will be our third location re-opening with Intercard and enjoying a great range of benefits not to mention no more weekly coin collects, minute by minute reporting, birthday parties not requiring staff to activate free games and of course a range of different packages, essentially bringing Intencity into the 21st century,” said Cummings.
