Cloud (SAAS) Payment Processing

Worldpay IP has the added security of End-To-End Encryption.

The only method to enter credit card information is through a supported encrypted pinpad device. Manually entered card numbers must be entered through the pinpad keypad. A keyboard will not work, not even with the datacap screen prompt.

Worldpay IP supports Tokenization which will allow reoccurring transactions.

It can be used for any type of transaction or amount (but only on the merchant account that created it)

It expires after 1 year, unless flagged for a reoccurring payment.

Pinpads or datacap screen prompt, or a mixture can be used for manual entry.

While most processors now have tokenization, we cannot test it. Officially we do not support tokenization for other processors, reoccurring transactions are therefore not supported.

Tokenized EMV payments via P400 PINpad and netepay hosted.

Only Pinpads can be used for manual entry of card numbers. Moneris will not like it as transactions are supposed to be card present only transactions. May be doing so against their Merchant agreement.

The datacap screen prompt can NOT be used.

CC # cannot be saved on file

Limited Tokenization is supported.

6.2.4.137 and up allow both on manual screen entry and pinpad entry for Mercury Canada customers. The collect card and pre-auth functions will now bring up the PDCX screen prompt to enter the card numbers.

Cloud customers must have a Mercury credit card only – Tokenized account (which is confusing for Mercury/Worldpay/FIS).

Worldpay reception has extreme challenges finding any Canadian client in their system due to them using a Global platform. They are working to add CDN clients into their system.

Only Pinpads can be used for manual entry of card numbers.

The datacap screen prompt can NOT be used.

CC # cannot be saved on file

Tokenization is not supported, reoccurring transactions are therefore not supported.