French point-of-sales terminal provider
Ingenico has been granted certification from AT&T, the US
second largest mobile operator, to enable its latest terminal
series to run on the mobile operator 3G network.
Ingenico iWL2 terminals are the first wireless
3G certified devices in the US, Svy Nekrasas, Ingenico vice
president of marketing in North America toldElectronic Payments
International.
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The terminals can process a range of payments
transactions, from magnetic stripe through to NFC and chip-and-pin
(EMV). “More and more merchants are starting to take measures to
anticipate the migration to EMV in the US. They are looking for
solutions they can use in environments such hospitality and sport
venues, or whenever you need to bring the device to customers This
is the perfect product for them,” he said
Ingenico hit a turnover of EUR1 bn (USD272
million) in 2011. After three consecutive years of negative
performance in North America, the company reported the first
positive results in the region in the first half of 2012,
with a 15.3% increase in revenue in comparison with the same
period last year.
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