Hardware
TENSAI Readers
Three form factors, one SDK. From a plug-and-play dongle to a full identity and payment terminal — pick the reader that fits the touchpoint.

TR-50
Compact mDL reader
Pure mDL transport in a plug-and-play dongle that brings standards-based reading to any host.
- Desk (USB) or OEM (PCB)
- Embed into existing systems
Best for: Embedding mDL reading into an existing kiosk, POS or workstation.

TR-100
Guided credential verifier
An mDL BLE reader with a built-in touchscreen, adding on-device prompts, status and a guided experience.
- On-screen prompts & status
- Desk or OEM (PCB)
Best for: Attended counters that need on-screen prompts and live status.

TR-500
Identity & payment terminal
A complete terminal combining mDL verification with KYC, face match, liveness, NFC payments and POS in one device.
- Standard / printer / wall mount
- Full onboarding in one device
Best for: Full onboarding, verification and payment at one touchpoint.
Hands on
Turn the TR-50 over in your hands
Drag to rotate, scroll or pinch to zoom — the actual dongle, modelled in 3D.

TR-50 — pure mDL transport in a plug-and-play dongle. USB powered, no drivers.
Side by side
Specifications at a glance
TR-50 · Reader dongle
- mDL support
- ISO 18013-5
- Connectivity
- BLE 5 · Wi-Fi 5
- Interfaces
- HID API · REST API
- Power / host
- USB · no drivers
TR-100 · Reader + touchscreen
- Bluetooth
- BLE 5.0 · LE Secure
- Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi 5 (a/b/g/n/ac)
- APIs
- HID & REST
- OS
- Windows 10 / 11
TR-500 · All-in-one terminal
- KYC & ID
- Credential reading
- Biometrics
- Face match · liveness
- Payments
- NFC / contactless
- Wallets
- Apple, Google + custom
Full specification sheets are available on request — talk to our team.
Integration
One SDK across the family
Whatever the form factor, your software talks to the same SDK — swap or mix readers without rewriting a line.
HID API
The device appears as a standard HID peripheral. Minimal integration, no driver install — ideal for locked-down or legacy hosts.
REST API
Call the reader over HTTP. Language-agnostic and easy to embed in web front-ends or back-office services.
Integrating yourself? Start on the developers page →
Not sure which reader fits?
Tell us about the touchpoint — counter, kiosk, roadside or gate — and we'll recommend the right form factor.
