NCR Named Global Market Leader for Self-checkout

NCR Achieves 20 Consecutive Years as Self-checkout Global Market Leader

NCR Corporation , a leading enterprise technology provider, has been recognized as the world’s largest self-checkout vendor by research and consulting firm RBR’s Global EPOS and Self-Checkout 2022 report. NCR has held this leadership position for 19 consecutive years.

According to the report, last year was marked by accelerated investments in technology refreshes, with strong demand for self-checkout expansion, especially across convenience store chains.

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When comparing year-over-year data, NCR global SCO unit shipments increased by nearly 8% in our core markets. This enabled NCR’s lead to widen, with its share now doubling the next-largest SCO supplier. NCR also increased its electronic point of sale (EPOS) share, remaining among the top global providers.

The report showed that NCR’s impact is especially prominent in emerging markets and established regions where store modernization projects are heavily prioritized. Retailers are experiencing how the NCR Commerce Platform can connect all facets of the store, introducing new innovations quickly while reducing costs and enabling a consistent customer experience.

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“This research affirms NCR’s status as a preferred partner of choice for retailers,” said David Wilkinson, president and general manager, NCR Retail. “With consumers expecting increased convenience and flexibility, NCR is well positioned to continue growing. We’re continually innovating to connect, transform and run stores’ technology.”

The study is based on in-depth primary research with retail technology vendors throughout global coverage with data for 53 markets across 6 regions, and it was complemented with extensive secondary research.

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