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Last modified by Helge Dahl on 2020/04/02 10:21
| 1 | PayEx Payment Card Processor (PCP) supports card transactions for a wide range of cards. This includes all major credit card brands, Norwegian and Danish national brand cards, PayEx and selected 3rd party gift cards, PayEx and selected 3rd party closed loop fuel cards. |
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| 3 | The card processing environment is fully PCI DSS compliant. See Visa listing. |
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| 5 | Integration options are provided for both front-end processors (Fep2Host) and back-end processors (Host2Host) |
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| 8 | = Fep2Host integration = |
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| 10 | Fep2Host integration allows terminal vendors and other payment device vendors to integrate their devices directly with the PCP to allow PayEx to process card transactions from the device. |
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| 12 | == PayEx ISO8583 Fep2Host == |
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| 14 | Link |
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| 16 | == PayEx IFSF Fep2Host == |
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| 18 | Link |
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| 20 | = Host2Host integration = |
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| 22 | Host2Host integration allows backend-processors to integrate with the PCP to allow PayEx to process their card transactions. |
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| 24 | == PayEx IFSF Host2Host == |
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| 26 | [[Payment Service provider API ISO8583_2 ( IFSF) H2H description>>doc:Main.POS.Payment Service provider API ISO8583_2 ( IFSF) H2H description.WebHome]] |