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Thursday, January 5, 2017
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Wayne Receives Payment Card Industry PIN Transaction Security (PCI PTS) Version 4.1 Certification
AUSTIN, TEXAS – January 4, 2017 – Wayne Fueling Systems (“Wayne”), a part of Dover Fueling Solutions (“DFS”) and a global provider of fuel dispensing, payment, automation, and control technologies for retail and commercial fuel stations, announced today that its iX Pay™ secure payment solution has obtained Payment Card Industry PIN Transaction Security (PCI PTS) version 4.1 certification for Encrypting PIN Pad (EPP) keypad devices. The PCI PTS 4.1-compliant iX Pay secure payment solution helps protect consumers and retailers from increasingly sophisticated data fraud methods. It also provides industry-leading equipment investment protection by offering compliance through 2023 and beyond.
The iX Pay secure payment module (SPM) keypad first achieved PCI certification back in 2007 as the world’s first device meeting the PTS 2.0 requirements, and again in 2010 as the world’s first PTS 3.0 certified device. Having this same device now meet the PTS 4.1 requirements, speaks to the payment security thought leadership at Wayne and goal to provide unparalleled investment protecting security solutions for their customers.
“The longevity of the iX Pay secure payment solution to meet ever increasing requirements illustrates the commitment Wayne has to helping petroleum retailers protect their customers and businesses from payment card fraud on their forecourt,” said Bill Reichhold, Vice President and General Manager of North America for DFS.
The latest PTS certification sets the foundation for the SPM keypad to be part of Wayne’s forthcoming PCI point-to-point encryption (P2PE) solution on the iX Pay platform introduced nearly 10 years ago. Wayne has accomplished this without any changes to the hardware since the iX Pay solution and SPM were introduced in 2007 with PCI 2.0, which means Wayne is able to ship dispensers with the same SPM pin pad as is being used today and still be PCI PTS 4.1 compliant and certified until 2023. With PCI PTS 2.0 expiring in April 2017 and PCI PTS 3.0 expiring in 2020, Wayne customers can rest assured that they are provided with the latest secure, compliant and future-proof solutions.
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