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18,000 Aussie taxis to get contactless payment technology
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18,000 Aussie taxis to get contactless payment technology | 18,000 Aussie taxis to get contactless payment technology |
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| by Stuart Corner | |
| Friday, 15 August 2008 | |
Cabcharge Australia is to install new VeriFone EFTPOS terminals in all 18,000 taxis using its service. These will support chip and PIN, pen and PIN, contactless and, down the track, near field communications (NFC) that will enable taxi FAres to be paid from NFC enabled cellphones. Featured Whitepaper
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According to VeriFone, the Vx 810 "combines the smallest footprint with the largest user interface, its ergonomic design with ATM-style interface, large keypad and high resolution display is highly suited to handing over to consumers for card activation. The system supports a broad range of payment and value-added applications and meets the latest security standards, including PCI PED as well as EMV Level and 2." Cabcharge chairman and CEO, Reginald Kermode, said the new terminals would "provides a more convenient, faster and safer service for consumers." |
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