U
.S.
Wireless Data, Inc., and First Savings Bank Merchant Division (FSB) have
executed an agreement that enables FSB to offer their merchants payment
terminals powered by USWD’s Wireless Express Payment Service (WEPS).
Under the terms of the agreement, FSB can offer WEPS-enabled devices such
as the Lipman 2090 countertop and the Intellect 9770 hand held terminals
to address new merchant opportunities in segments such as fast food,
transportation, and delivery.
As
Green Sheet readers know from prior
articles, WEPS is a suite of wireless transport services and server
technology designed to deliver payment transactions securely and
efficiently from merchants to payment processors. WEPS supports
encryption, real-time diagnostic capability, communications protocol
conversion and online, real-time reporting capabilities.
At
3 to 5 seconds to process a card transaction, WEPS-enabled hand held and
countertop terminals can be faster than cash, making them ideal for quick
service restaurants. Plus, the ability to view a list of transactions in
real time from their own Web-based login to WEPS gives merchants
management control over terminals being used remotely or in the field.
U.S.
Wireless Data, Inc. (www.uswirelessdata.com) enables merchant acquirers to
provide their customers with fast, cost-effective transaction processing
solutions. First Savings Bank Merchant Division (FSB) manages more than
160 independent sales offices and more than 425 independent sales
representatives nationwide. FSB offers merchants credit, debit, and EBT
card processing and check guarantee services.
For
more on wireless transactions, look for the August 2000 issue of GSQ.
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