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Visa sanctions payment processors that exposed cardholder data

Visa has removed Heartland Payment Systems and RBS WorldPay from its list of processors certified under the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard. Both processors have disclosed unauthorized intrusions into their systems.

Posted 03/16/2009Don DavisPost a comment

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MasterCard unveils its security application

MasterCard International today launched its e-commerce security system, SecureCode, which it says is designed to prevent unauthorized use of credit and debit cards and reduce the number of online purchases that get charged back to merchants.

Posted 09/23/2002Kurt PetersPost a comment

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Verified by Visa brings another processor into the fold

Bibit Global Payment Services, which provides payment services in 60 currencies and payment methods, announced an agreement with euroConex to adopt Verified by Visa, Visa`s system for authentication of e-commerce payments.

Posted 05/28/2002Kurt PetersPost a comment

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Shoppers open to global online shopping, says WorldPay study

66% of shoppers said they do not have concerns about buying from overseas web sites, says a new survey from WorldPay.

Posted 02/20/2002Kurt PetersPost a comment

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Brightcube pro art developer taps WorldPay for multi-currency payments

An online art access and printer company is tapping into foreign markets with WorldPay’s payment processing solution.

Posted 02/12/2002Kurt PetersPost a comment

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WorldPay launches e-mall with goods from small craft shops around the world

WorldPay, a multi-currency transaction processor, has launched an e-shopping mall featuring more than 2,000 e-retailers from around the world.

Posted 11/13/2001Kurt PetersPost a comment

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U.S.-based e-retailers limited by failure to accept foreign currency

Only 41 sites out of 100 surveyed provide global e-commerce capabilities that would allow overseas customers to purchase from them online. And nearly half of those sites accept payment only in U.S. dollars.

Posted 07/31/2001Internet RetailerPost a comment