Ingenico has been selected by CardConnect as their EMV chip-based payment acceptance technology and P2PE co-development partner to their 50,000 merchant customers in the United States.
“As a global leader in the payments industry, Ingenico is committed to working closely with payment processors in the U.S. to enable seamless payment acceptance across all customer touchpoints,” said Thierry Denis, President of Ingenico North America. “We are excited to join forces with CardConnect in bringing Ingenico’s P2P data encryption and EMV-ready payment solutions to their vast merchant customer base. Our market proven solutions will enable CardConnect to expand quickly into new business channels by providing merchants with secure payment processing services that fully meet their payment acceptance needs, today and tomorrow.”
“Merchants are under intense pressure as they strive to juggle new forms of digital payment, protect their customer’s information, comply with new PCI DSS 3.0 rules, and prepare for the upcoming shift to EMV cards,” said Jeffrey Shanahan, President and CEO at CardConnect. “Never before has the payments industry faced such daunting challenges, all at once. The best way for merchants to excel here is to adopt secure, EMV-ready products and solutions that will reduce their PCI scope through encryption and tokenization. We are pleased to work with Ingenico to provide these services to our merchants. Ingenico shares our vision of what payments technology really means – solutions that secure cardholder data, are flexible across all sales channels, and can be applied to businesses of all sizes. This co-development partnership is a huge win for merchants.”
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