EMV Payment Terminal Solution for You

United Thinkers released an updated version of a free white paper explaining how to choose the right EMV payment terminal solution

New York, NY – (September 3, 2018): United Thinkers, a New-York based commercial open-source Payment Management Software provider has updated its popular white paper for EMV payment terminal solution selection in accordance with the realities and latest requirements of merchant services industry.

United Thinkers published a free white paper providing tips for those who want to implement an EMV terminal solution on how to go through the process as smoothly and seamlessly as possible. Do you know, which particular features you need to consider before implementing a terminal solution for your business? Have you devised the strategy for payment terminal fulfillment? Do you have a clear picture of how your terminal management system and terminal application should work? Are you going to use some ready-made terminal application or develop your own from scratch? Which type of payment terminal solution is more suitable for your business model: standalone or integrated? If you are not sure how to answer any of these or similar questions, then the white paper is for you.

The white paper is available for free download here: http://bit.ly/2wENNqW .

The white paper consists of several sections, each covering some particular aspect of EMV terminal solution implementation. Particularly, the key aspects covered in the paper include basic and advanced terminal features, differences between standalone and integrated solutions, phases of payment terminal solution implementation, and brief description of the major present-day terminal hardware vendors.

Original edition of the white paper has previously been published and downloaded by many readers. Now it has been updated in order to meet the requirements of the modern terminal hardware market and merchant services industry in general. The white paper is targeted at all categories of companies that need to implement terminal solutions to be able to accept EMV card payments.

“After the EMV liability shift EMV cards became one of the major electronic payment methods, and merchants started looking for the best ways to implement EMV terminal solutions within their business models. Since then our company helped many businesses to make informed choices of the most suitable EMV terminal solutions to implement. We have come up with some conceptual innovations, such as EMV payment terminal cloud, and are glad to share our experience of successful EMV certifications and integrations with major payment processors” says United Thinkers president, Eugene Kipnis. “With time we decided to consolidate all the expertise of our specialists in a white paper that could serve as guidance for those who need to implement EMV terminal solution within their payment platforms. Now we are happy to present an updated version of the document”

Just to remind, you can download the white paper for free if you follow the link: http://bit.ly/2wENNqW .

About UniPay
The appeal of the UniPay Platform is the open-source nature, affordable cost, robust omni-channel feature set, as well as the advanced API’s and wide variety of Code Samples for easy integrations.

The components of UniPay are UniCharge, UniBill, and UniRead Modules ( http://bit.ly/2Pzkxd8 ):

UniPay Gateway platform has numerous APIs, its own EMV terminal solution, and mobile solution. It is integrated with all major processors and payment facilitation platforms in North America.

To receive more information, please contact Info@UnitedThinkers.com

About United Thinkers ( http://bit.ly/2LUs0ks )
United Thinkers is an enterprise software development company that specializes in payment gateway technology development. The UniPay Gateway is the company’s flagship product. For more information about payment processing vision of UniPay, please visit our blog at http://bit.ly/2MN58c0

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