Commerce SDK (CSDK) supported payment devices
Commerce SDK (CSDK) supports these Ingenico EMV and contactless terminals: Lane/3000, Lane/5000, iPP320 and Link/2500 in Canada and the US, and Moby/5500 in the US. The table shows the minimum CSDK version and how each one connects on Windows, iOS and Android.
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Which payment devices work with Commerce SDK?
| Device model | Region | CSDK version | Operating system and connection |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lane/3000 | Canada / USA | 4.4 (+) | Windows (USB, IP*) iOS (IP) Android (USB, IP) |
| Lane/5000 | Canada / USA | 4.4 (+) | Windows (USB, IP*) iOS (IP) Android (IP) |
| iPP320 | Canada / USA | 4.0 (+) | Windows (USB, IP*) iOS (IP) Android (IP) |
| Link/2500 | Canada / USA | 4.0 (+) | Windows (USB, WiFi- based IP) iOS (WiFi-based IP, BT) Android (WiFi-based IP, BT) |
| Moby/5500 | USA | 4.3 (+) | Windows (USB) iOS (BT) Android (BT) |
In the CSDK version column, (+) means that version or later.
Where can I check the latest device list and specs?
Elavon lists the supported devices on its Commerce SDK payment terminals page.
Common questions
Which CSDK devices connect to iOS by Bluetooth?
In this table, Link/2500 and Moby/5500. The other devices connect to iOS over IP.
Do I need anything extra for an IP connection?
Possibly. An IP connection may need an Ethernet cable, magic box or AC adapter, which aren’t included with the device.
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Updated November 2, 2026
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