Debit cards are the top payment method across the entire retail sector in the Netherlands, despite the high number of iDEAL transactions online. Around 60% of all retail transactions in the country (averaged across online and offline) are paid with debit cards. The most common cards in the country are Maestro and Vpay.

Digital kiosks are essentially large computers that, like computers, cannot run without software, such as an operating system and various programs. Application from kiosk software facilitates user transactions and connects kiosks to various systems such as POS and cashiering systems.

Kiosk ordering systems are designed to provide a convenient, easy-to-use option for customers who wish to order food without employee assistance. Restaurants: Food ordering kiosks provide fast casual and sit-down restaurants with the option to offer guests a way to order without the assistance of a server.

You can pay with cash or a debit card, and often with your phone via NFC (contactless payments), Apple Pay, or Google Wallet. But not everywhere! In the Netherlands, credit cards are not the most commonly used method for payments. In daily life, the Dutch hardly use them.