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| VeriFone Launches EMV Solution for MX870 Multimedia Platform VeriFone Holdings has announced the launch of an EMV Level 2-approved solution for the MX870 multimedia platform. The solution, which has been developed in partnership with Smart Technology Solutions, provides retailers with the ability to deploy a single unit offering multimedia interaction with customers as well as an EMV-certified PIN pad. Multi-applications enabled on the MX870 such as EMV, Signature Capture, and advertising and promotion solutions can be managed with the launch of a new tool: VeriFone's VisualPayments Suite. VisualPayments is a set of secure, server-based applications that enables estate and content management of data and applications. The MX870 merges full-motion video, a 65.536 colour display, high quality digital sound and is PCI PED approved by Visa and MasterCard, delivering a highly secure payments solution in a single, easy-to-use device. The EMV software solution leverages STS' SmartNS framework to provide the EMV link to integrated retail systems. Emvelink, STS' EMV-certified Level 2 application, has recently been updated to include support for multiple languages. VeriFone's VisualPayments Suite is a powerful set of secure, turnkey software solutions that take full advantage of high-speed IP network connections and utilise browser interfaces for simplified management of retailer payment devices. The Suite consists of four independent, yet easily integrated solutions that empower retailers to manage in-lane systems throughout an entire enterprise and down to an individual lane, or device. DeviceSolutions streamlines the set-up and configuration of the payment devices. SignatureSolutions enables efficient capture, archiving and management of electronic signatures. ContentSolutions provides the first practical, economical way to manage and deliver branding, promotion, and advertising to consumer-facing payment devices. PaymentSolutions provides a powerful payment engine to quickly process credit, debit, cheque, EBT, and gift card transactions. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Computing News :: home page |