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Smart Technology Solutions has strengthened its software offering through the release of the new version of its world's leading EMV Level 2 software, Emvelink.
The benefits of the market-leading advancements in the STS software include:
- Support for multiple-language selection at the Point of Sale
- Support for online PIN functionality as required by countries such as Spain and Portugal
- Updates for all new EMVCo specifications and bulletins
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With the recent finalisation of the chip and PIN migration in the UK, Smart Technology Solutions Limited finds it timely to look at what the future holds for both
EMV and smart cards in general in the UK. Will the UK be a prelude to how EMV will be rolled out in other countries and a predictor for future technology globally?
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The chip and PIN rollout in the UK has seen a delayed take-up from the hospitality industry, primarily due to the specific needs for the acceptance of payments.
These needs include the ability to manage both mobile and fixed PIN pad payment devices and bespoke functionality such as allowing users to split bills at the table
and accepting different forms of payment, for example, cash, cheque, voucher or card. These factors, combined with a lack of integrated payment solutions for this
market, have hindered wide scale deployment of successful solutions in the market.
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STS continues to position our partners at the forefront of new technology with the release of support for VeriFone's new MX870 system.
With this support, STS becomes the only systems integrator globally capable of supporting the MX870 with full EMV Level 2 functionality.
VeriFone's exciting new system is seen as an insight into the future of payments technology, providing standard PIN pad technology, but also adding
full-motion video, a 65,536 colour display...
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I made three mistakes this weekend, the first was agreeing to go shopping with my wife,
the second was opting to drive into central London on a drizzly day near Christmas and the third was entering one of
London's biggest department stores on a drizzly day near Christmas...
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