Ingenico — 7 prefixes (MA-L); payment terminal / POS manufacturer
Summary
- // what this is
- Ingenico is registered to MAC prefix
54:7F:54and 6 more in the IEEE OUI database. When a device's MAC address begins with54:7F:54, that block was registered by Ingenico — the OUI identifies the maker of the network hardware, which is not always the brand on the device. - // analyst note
- 7 confirmed MA-L blocks plus independently corroborating company-site and Wikipedia sources, with a registry address history that matches known corporate relocation, support genuine company substance over a bare single-OUI registrant.
About this vendor.
A MAC address beginning with one of seven prefixes registered under the Ingenico corporate family belongs to an Ingenico-manufactured device — in practice this almost always means a point-of-sale (POS) payment terminal, PIN pad, or card reader rather than general consumer electronics.
Ingenico is a substantive, long-running operating company, not a bare single-OUI registrant. Seven separate IEEE MA-L blocks register to three org-name variants that clearly belong to the same corporate family across time and geography, rather than scattered or unrelated registrations.
Plain "INGENICO" holds 2 blocks registered to a Valence, France address — the company's historical HQ. "INGENICO TERMINALS SAS" holds 4 blocks registered to 13-17 Rue Pagès, Suresnes, France — the current HQ per the company's own site and Wikipedia. "Ingenico International" holds 1 block registered to an Australian address, consistent with a regional subsidiary.
This Valence-to-Suresnes address progression across the registry rows lines up with Ingenico's known corporate relocation history, independently corroborating that all three org-name variants are the same company rather than unrelated registrants.
- IEEE assignment
- 7 MA-L blocks → Ingenico corporate family (3 org-name variants) [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry,19209,22409,37547,38289,38295,38296
- Registry / block size
- MA-L (24-bit OUI) x7; exhaustive search of MA-M (the IEEE MA-M registry) and MA-S (the IEEE MA-S registry) confirms zero blocks under any Ingenico name variant (INGENICO, INGENICO TERMINALS SAS, Ingenico International) — 7 is the complete, exhaustively-searched prefix count[Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-M registry, the IEEE MA-S registry
- HQ / country
- current — 13-17 Rue Pagès, Suresnes, FR 92150 (matches company site + Wikipedia); historical — 9 Avenue de la Gare, Valence, Drôme, FR 26958; regional — 1/9 Apollo Street, AU (exact suburb not resolved in this pass) [Confirmed for registry addresses] — the IEEE MA-L registry
- Company status
- active — Ingenico is a French payments-technology company founded 1980 (Jean-Jacques Poutrel, Michel Malhouitre); acquired by Worldline in Feb 2020 (~€7.8B); Worldline sold the Terminals/Solutions/Services line to Apollo Global Management in Oct 2022 (~€2.3B), now operating as a private company under Apollo[Confirmed] — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingenico
- Device types
- POS/payment terminals and PIN pads — current product lines include the Lane series (Lane/3000/5000/7000/8000), the Android-based AXIUM DX8000 (launched 2023), TETRA devices, portable terminals, countertop PIN pads, card readers, and SoftPOS software; also a "360 One Cloud" device-management/payments platform[Confirmed] — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingenico, https://www.ingenico.com/
- Notable acquisitions/history
- Ogone (2013, online payments, Belgium), Bambora (2017), Phos (2023, software-only POS) [Confirmed] — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingenico
- Date registered
- Unknown / not published by IEEE for any of the 7 blocks; third-party "date registered" figures shown by aggregators (e.g. maclookup.app) are database artifacts, not IEEE facts, and are not recorded as such here [Confirmed]
- Security context
- no CVEs or vendor security advisories specific to Ingenico hardware were surfaced in this pass — NVD's JS-rendered search UI and a cvedetails.com vendor page could not be fetched via automated tooling (NVD returned no static results, cvedetails.com returned HTTP 403), and this session's web-search quota was exhausted before a broader query could run, so this is an incomplete check rather than a confirmed absence of advisories [Unknown]. Generic context: as a manufacturer of payment terminals, Ingenico devices are PCI-relevant/security-sensitive hardware by category, but no device- or firmware-specific vulnerability could be cited in this pass.
- Related vendors
- none identified beyond the Ingenico corporate family itself (Worldline as former parent, Apollo Global Management as current owner of the terminals business — corporate ownership, not a related OUI registrant) [Confirmed — ownership only, not a MAC-prefix relationship] — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingenico
- Analyst note
- 7 confirmed MA-L blocks across 3 org-name variants, with a registry address history (Valence -> Suresnes) that independently corroborates the company's known HQ relocation, plus consistent third-party confirmation (Wikipedia, company site) of an identifiable, large, currently-operating company — this is genuine company substance, not a bare single-OUI registration [Confirmed]