Countertop kiosk · QR-code-first design
FD300 Desktop Ticket Redemption Kiosk
Scans the code first, built for counters with a high volume of tickets.
The FD300 reads the encrypted QR ticket a RedPlum skill game machine prints before anything else, checks it hasn't been paid, and pays out as a cash redemption kiosk built for the counter.
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- Bills, from 3 cassettes of 500
- 1,500
- Wide
- 18.3"
- Tall
- 22.0"
- Deep
- 20.4"
FD300 or C200?
Both read a QR ticket. The FD300 scans first.
Both kiosks are countertop or wall-mount and read the same encrypted QR ticket. The FD300 ticket redemption kiosk leads with the scan, built for counters with a high volume of codes to check. The C200 ticket redemption kiosk holds more cash in the smallest footprint we make.
| FD300 | C200 | |
|---|---|---|
| Cash capacity | 1,500 bills | 2,000 bills |
| Cassettes | 3 × 500 | 2 × 1,000 |
| H × D × W | 22.0 × 20.4 × 18.3 in | 27.55 × 17.16 × 14.17 in |
| Form factor | Countertop or wall-mount | |
| Scanner | QR code | Superlead QR |
Cash capacity
The C200 holds more cash between refills. The FD300 is built around the scan, not the safe: it reads the QR code first, before anything else.
Full specifications
FD300 technical specifications
Everything we publish about the FD300. "On request" means we'll give you that figure directly.
Cabinet
- Form factor
- Countertop or wall-mount
- H × D × W
- 22.0 × 20.4 × 18.3 in
- Weight
- On request
- Locking
- On request
- Power
- AC 120 V, 60 Hz
Cash
- Cassettes
- 3 × 500 bills
- Capacity
- 1,500 bills
- Dispense speed
- On request
- Bill denominations
- On request
Player side
- Touchscreen
- On request
- Ticket scanner
- On request
- Printer
- On request
- Camera
- On request
- Audio
- On request
Connectivity
- Network
- On request
- Reporting
- RedPlum Connect
- Remote management
- On request
- Options
- Pyramid Sentry, Bill Breaker
Need it on paper? Download the FD300 product sheet (PDF), or the full 2026 catalogue.
- Cash out. From 3 cassettes of 500 bills.
- Touchscreen. Guides each redemption.
- Scan code. Reads the ticket's QR code.
Best suited for
Is it the right ticket redemption machine for your counter?
Pick the FD300 if
- you're putting it on a counter or bar top rather than the floor;
- you want a scan-code-first design that reads the QR ticket before anything else;
- you want the option to wall-mount it where counter space is tight;
- 1,500 bills across three cassettes covers your volume.
- 3 cassettes
- 1,500
Look at another model if
- you need more cash in a similar footprint: the C200 ticket redemption kiosk holds 2,000 bills;
- you need much higher volume: the E450 ticket redemption kiosk holds 4,000 bills, and the EX450 ticket redemption kiosk holds 7,200;
- you want it to stand on the floor: see the F600 ticket redemption kiosk or F600-V ticket redemption kiosk.
Options
Add what your location needs.
Pays out tickets from other machines on your floor that use Pyramid printers, not just RedPlum's.
Available as an add-on. Ask sales which configurations support it.
Works with
Part of one system, from ticket to report.
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Prints the ticket
Solaris Game Cabinets
Every cabinet issues the encrypted QR ticket the FD300 reads.
Skill game machines -
Checks it on the floor
RedPlum Validator
Staff can check the same ticket from a phone.
RedPlum Validator -
Watches it live
RedPlum Live
See this kiosk's cash level, last batch close and tickets redeemed in real time, from anywhere. Free with the kiosk.
RedPlum Live -
Reports on it
RedPlum Connect
Daily accounting and email alerts for every kiosk you run.
RedPlum Connect
The rest of the lineup
See how the FD300 compares.
F600-V
Same cabinet, 3.2 bills a second.
F600-V ticket redemption kiosk
F600
Up to six cassettes, 3,000 bills.
F600 ticket redemption kiosk
E450
21.5" screen, 4,000 bills.
E450 ticket redemption kiosk
EX450
7,200 bills, the most cash.
EX450 ticket redemption kiosk
C200
Most compact, 2,000 bills.
C200 ticket redemption kiosk
FAQ
FD300 questions.
What's the difference between the FD300 and the C200?
Both sit on a counter or mount on a wall and read the same encrypted QR ticket. The FD300 holds 1,500 bills across three cassettes and leads with the scan: it's built around reading the QR code first. The C200 holds more cash, at 2,000 bills, in the smallest footprint we make. If scan speed at the counter matters most, it's the FD300.
How does the QR-code-first workflow work?
The FD300 reads the encrypted QR ticket a RedPlum skill game machine prints before it does anything else, checks it hasn't already been paid, and only then pays out. It's a scan-first design built for counters with a high volume of codes to check.
Can the FD300 be wall-mounted?
Yes. It's a countertop or wall-mount kiosk, the same as the C200. It sits on a counter or bar top out of the box, or mounts to a wall where counter space is tight.
How much cash does the FD300 hold?
1,500 bills, across three cassettes of 500 each. That's the FD300's single configuration.
How much counter space does it need?
It's 18.3 inches wide, 20.4 inches deep and 22.0 inches tall. It runs on a standard US outlet.
Does it need an internet connection?
No. The FD300 and a RedPlum cabinet work together with or without a network. With a connection, every payout also reports to RedPlum Connect.
Get a quote
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