I ask this this questions with a fair
degree of concern.
Just this week, the notable security
journalist Brian Krebs highlights the FBI warning to the Banking Industry of a
potential impending “Cash-Out” across the world.
They foresee a replay of the heist of a few
years ago when a Card Issuers’ systems were hacked, daily limits raised, and
then agents across the middle east withdrew some US$45 million within several
hours. Not until the heist was over did
anyone really notice this unusual activity.
No-one smelled a rat till the rat had scurried away, melting into the
night.
So many of the systems we reply upon today still
date from before the days of the Internet, before the days of the iPhone, and
certainly before the days when the words Dark Web and Hackers drifted into
modern use. Since that time, we’ve been
busy trying to adapt our old systems for the modern world, tacking on bits of
software here and there, plugging this gap and that gap, changing a few
operational procedures, jumping through a few hoops to satisfy the
regulators. But what continues to
happen? Fraud keeps on rising, and the fraudsters have increased incentives to
carry on increasing their line of business.
OmniPayments takes a 21st
century approach to payments. We
recognise that modern systems require a number of key characteristics:
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Flexible APIs
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Rapid implementation times
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Robust Security
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Active/Active built-in
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Dynamic transaction least-cost Routing
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Support for low and high value
payment
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Wide support for all devices
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Broad interchange & Card
scheme support
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Instant Payments
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Cloud Support
Craig@omnipayments.com
Paul@omnipayments.com
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