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市場調查報告書
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印度POS終端市場:市場佔有率分析、產業趨勢與統計及成長預測(2026-2031年)India POS Terminals - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2026 - 2031) |
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根據 Mordor Intelligence 預測,印度 POS 終端市場預計將從 2025 年的 370.8 億台成長到 2026 年的 412.7 億台,然後從 2026 年到 2031 年以 11.30% 的複合成長率成長,到 203.19 億年達到 703.03 億年成長率。

本報告按支付方式(接觸式和非接觸式)、POS機類型(固定式POS系統和行動/可攜式POS系統)以及終端用戶行業(零售、酒店、醫療保健、交通運輸和物流等)進行分類。市場預測以價值(單位)為基礎。
政府獎勵計劃,例如支付基礎設施發展基金(PIDF),撥款150億盧比用於支持處理小額UPI交易的終端。這些獎勵降低了收購方的風險,並使服務提供者能夠在POS終端普及率仍然較低的城鎮部署終端。由於補貼的設計,終端必須符合印度儲備銀行(RBI)的安全標準,確保部署在小規模城市的終端配備經認證的加密技術和遠端金鑰注入功能,以確保長期運作的可靠性。
到2025年初,印度已發行8,600萬張信用卡,平均每月消費額為15,388盧比,較去年同期成長15%。商家注意到信用卡用戶的消費金額高於UPI用戶,於是開始升級到支援非接觸式「輕觸支付」的晶片密碼終端。銀行和非銀行金融機構(NBFC)擴大了信用卡發行規模,從而促進了POS機的普及,儘管UPI對小額交易仍然免手續費。
政府取消了統一支付介面(UPI)的商家折扣率(MDR)。收購方失去了先前用於抵銷終端租賃費的補貼收入,導致許多機構暫時停止向小型企業部署POS系統。政策制定者隨後提案對大型連鎖商店徵收0.2%的費用,但由於當時缺乏交換費,小型企業POS系統的普及率仍然很低。
2025年,在印度POS終端市場,接觸式支付憑藉強大的晶片密碼基礎設施,仍將維持55.38%的市場佔有率。同時,非接觸式支付的複合年成長率(CAGR)達到12.38%,這主要得益於銀行卡中NFC功能的擴展以及人們對輕觸支付方式衛生安全的認可。非接觸式支付在公共運輸試點計畫中廣泛應用,在閘機處引入此支付方式顯著提升了客流量。這一領域的成長表明,儘管銀行卡仍然很重要,但底層互動方式正持續轉向非接觸式體驗。
商家已將業務拓展到零售以外的領域。國營交通公司在公車和地鐵上引入了非接觸式支付終端,地方政府公共營業單位也開始接受非接觸式支付卡公用事業收費。設備製造商致力於開發生物識別技術,以便在無需輸入密碼的情況下安全地處理高價值交易。這些創新表明,即使在疫情引發的安全擔憂時期過後,非接觸式支付的發展勢頭仍將持續。
According to Mordor Intelligence, the India POS terminals market size is expected to grow from 37.08 Billion units in 2025 to 41.27 Billion units in 2026 and is forecast to reach 70.39 Billion units by 2031 at 11.30% CAGR over 2026-2031.

This report is Segmented by Mode of Payment Acceptance (Contact-Based, and Contactless), POS Type (Fixed Point-Of-Sale Systems, and Mobile/Portable Point-Of-Sale Systems), End-User Industry (Retail, Hospitality, Healthcare, Transportation and Logistics, and More). The Market Forecasts are Provided in Terms of Value (Units).
Government incentive pools such as the Payments Infrastructure Development Fund earmarked Rs 1,500 crore for terminals that process low-value UPI transactions. These incentives reduced acquirer risk and allowed providers to seed devices in towns where POS density had remained low. The subsidy design required adherence to RBI security standards, so deployments in smaller cities arrived with certified encryption and remote key injection, ensuring long-term operability.
India had issued 86 million credit cards by early 2025, and average monthly spend reached Rs 15,388, a 15% year-over-year climb. Merchants noticed that card shoppers posted larger basket sizes than UPI users, so they upgraded to chip-and-PIN terminals that support contactless tap-to-pay. Banks and NBFCs widened card distribution, creating a virtuous loop for POS adoption even as UPI remained fee-free for small tickets.
The government removed merchant discount rates on UPI. Acquirers lost subsidy revenue that once offset device rentals, so many paused deployments to very small merchants. While policy makers later proposed a 0.2% fee for large chains, the near-term absence of interchange kept micro-merchant POS penetration low.
Other drivers and restraints analyzed in the detailed report include:
For complete list of drivers and restraints, kindly check the Table Of Contents.
Contact-based methods retained 55.38% of the India POS Terminals market share in 2025 on durable chip-and-PIN infrastructure. Yet contactless payments posted a 12.38% CAGR, fueled by NFC upgrades in bank-issued cards and consumer comfort with tap-to-pay hygiene. Contactless also gained visibility through public transit pilots where fare gates promoted faster flows. The segment's expansion indicates that, although cards remain important, the underlying interface continues to shift toward touch-free experiences.
Merchants looked beyond retail. State transport firms layered contactless validators onto buses and metros, and municipal utilities accepted tap cards for bill payment. Device makers explored biometric authentication to secure higher value taps without PIN entry. These innovations are expected to keep contactless momentum intact even once pandemic safety fades from public memory.