| Coolcat and CRYPTOCard Partner to Offer CRYPTO-MAS (Managed ...
Compliance has become more than a sound business practice, it is a requirement. The Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard affects every merchant in the country and those companies who provide services to merchants. The consequences of non-compliance or a data compromise can be catastrophic to all associated with it. Coolcat Inc offers a low cost solution for PCI requirement 8.2 (remote access)with MAS. .
Rearden Commerce Adds More Than 1,200 New Customers and Surpasses One ...
FOSTER CITY, Calif., Jan. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Rearden Commerce, creator of the first on-demand personal assistant and the first on-demand platform for services, today announced it added more than 1,200 new customers in 2007, making the company the fastest growing on-demand company of its size. Today, Rearden Commerce counts more than 1,250 customers in its roster, ranging from Fortune 500 companies like ConAgra Foods and Thomson to small/medium enterprises like C-COR, Diagnostic Health, and Symplified Technologies. These customers can now drive increased productivity and cost savings by guiding employees to preferred suppliers offering negotiated rates. The company also surpassed a major milestone of one million users under contract across its customer base. These users will enjoy the power of an on-demand personal assistant that simplifies life and provides instant access to the world's largest network of trusted merchants and applications.
Around the world in ... Near Field Communications (NFC)
Meanwhile, Commonwealth Bank has introduced Mastercard's contactless payment tech PayPass into its credit cards, following a trial in NSW that lasted six months and involved 35,000 participants. Commonwealth has included the technology on most of the credit cards it has sent out recently -- a total of over 300,000 to date, with 60,000 new PayPass cards being issued every month. Both Commonwealth and the NAB/Visa/Telstra experiment allow users to make purchases of AU$35 and under without secondary verification; users making purchases over that amount will be asked to enter a PIN code to authenticate the payment. The ill-fated Tcard, initially conceived as a smartcard ticketing system for Sydney transport, is another well-known example of contactless tech.
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