MasterCard’s Interesting Solution to Fighting Online Fraud

November 9, 2012

While EMV domestically has stirred a great deal of excitement, one primary fault that continues to be discussed is that once EMV is implemented, fraud simply migrates to online transactions. Continue reading →

Posted by Drago Dzerve on November 9, 2012

Understanding the Impact of Recent Card Brand Billing Changes

March 13, 2012

As predicted by many in the card processing community, a set of unforeseen consequences is occurring in relation to the implementation of the Durbin Amendment. In this latest round, the card brands are significantly Continue reading →

Posted by Drago Dzerve on March 13, 2012

For Credit Card Security, Chips Beat Strips

March 6, 2012

Recently, Erik Vlugt, VeriFone VP Product Marketing, sat down with David Evans from PYMNTS.com to talk about EMV from a security perspective. Continue reading →

Posted by Chris Souther on March 6, 2012

PINs on Phones

February 16, 2012

Here it is folks, a demonstration of why using a PIN on a cellphone is not such a good idea. Google Wallet PINs can be retrieved. Now, everyone reading will say, “But that wasn’t a debit PIN…it was just the password to the Google Wallet.” Continue reading →

Posted by Dave Faoro on February 16, 2012

EMV in the U.S. – VeriFone’s Response to MasterCard’s EMV Roadmap

February 1, 2012

On January 30, MasterCard publicly released its roadmap for EMV adoption in the U.S.--following a similar announcement from Visa in 2011. Below is VeriFone's official statement regarding MasterCard's announcement and EMV in general. We welcome your comments. Continue reading →

Posted by Erik Vlugt on February 1, 2012

This isn't the place for technical support (you'll need to contact your bank or equipment provider), but we typically see that error when someone has tried to tamper with the case (drilled it, or pried it open). To my knowledge, it cannot be fixed and that is by design, to prevent card fraud. Please reach out to whomever provides your account services for assistance.
Chris Souther

hello I want to know how to remove the error message VX520 TPE (tempering detected).
ibrahima sow

Cash payment is more secured than other methods. As soon as I start a card payment I share information with someone (the merchant) or something (POS or web site). It's like a secret, when you share it it's no longer a secret...
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