SAN JOSE, Calif. -- VeriFone Holdings Inc. has introduced PAYware PC, the next generation of its popular PCCharge payment processing solution for standalone or integrated environments. Available immediately, PAYware PC provides end-to-end payment processing and customer management capabilities for small-to-medium-sized merchants of all types and a highly secure integration platform for developers.
PAYware PC features a streamlined user interface inspired by the 2007 Microsoft Office system. Colorful icons and dynamic menu screens provide access to all features and functions so users can [image-nocss] quickly perform any task. Most tasks, such as settlement, contract processing, report generation, database backup and update download can be performed automatically.
The solution offers developers a simpler and more secure integration, the company said, writing to a single API, and PAYware PC's Device Manager manages all interactions with payment devices and peripherals, simplifying integration for developers. PAYware PC can handle transactions in multiple formats and supports all electronic payment types, VeriFone said.
"PAYware PC…builds on the heritage of PCCharge, which has been integrated into more than 700 POS systems and deployed to more than 150,000 installations, and was designed to support the evolution of Microsoft Windows," said Paul Rasori, San Jose, Calif.-based VeriFone's vice president of global product marketing.
As a PABP-validated system, PAYware PC will help merchants achieve PCI DSS compliance. Built-in security safeguards shield and protect sensitive customer data. And administrator-level menu settings provide absolute control over database access and prevent misuse by eliminating any function from a worker's personalized interface. Advanced fraud protections help reduce the cost of card-not-present transactions and lower the risk of chargebacks.
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