42 B 2 B Back office NYX joins WLA
NYX Gaming Group CEO Matt Davey on joining the World Lottery Association: “We are delighted to have been ac- cepted as an Associate Mem- ber of the WLA and welcome the WLA’s endorsement of our business in line with a select number of approved providers to WLA members.”
X2 buys hardware
Genting chooses ComTrade
ComTrade’s Ales Gornjec has said his firm’s deal to provide Genting with an igaming platform signifies a flexible working approach: “This is where an increasingly competitive gaming market is headed, with op- erators seeking to differentiate their product and services.”
ID VERIFICATION
Callcredit goes 3D with software enhancement
Callcredit has upgraded its CallValidate software and opened up a new office in Lithuania in order to enhance its expansion plans.
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allcredit Information Grouphas gone ‘live’ with a significant en- hancement to its already im- pressive ID verification and fraud
software suite of products - CallValidate. CallValidate3D enables deployment of challenge and response questions using the wide range of data held by Callcredit, includ- ing credit data, to help robustly prove a per- son owns their identity. A range of config- urable questions can be deployed priori- tised by strength of question, question type, priority order and number of question to prove the customer’s identity. The solution can be delivered as a stand- alone web service for use in call centres and face to face customer interactions, or in an integrated API solution for deployment via your web channel. CallValidate3D is deliv- ered instantly along with the entire CallVali- date suite of services to provide a market leading level of protection from fraud during customer application/transactions. John Cannon, head of product strategy, fi- nancial crime at Callcredit, said: “The launch
of CallValidate3D is the first of a number of planned exciting innovations in our identity and fraud product suite to be launched in the near future. It firmly places Callcredit as the market leader in combined identity verifica- tion and fraud prevention solutions by deliv- ering unrivalled customer value through the flexibility to deploy a wide range of identity and fraud checks through a single config- urable interface. This versatility enables our customers to deploy the right level of checks to match their own customer acquisition and fraud prevention strategies.” CallValidate uses a combination of datasets to deliver an effective and reliable identity verification service whilst conduct- ing a real time check against bank account and credit card provider’s records at the same time.
By entering the details of the customer,
CallValidate checks: ID Verification Check: Checks the identity of the individual against a range of datasets (judgements, bankrupt- cies, debt relief orders, electoral role etc); Bank Standard Check: Account number
and sort code validation; Account Holder Check: Name confirmation matching an ap- plicant’s details to the named account hold- er at the address held by the bank; Card Standard Check: Credit and Debit Card Vali- dation confirming the card is active; Card Holder Check: Name confirmation match- ing an applicant’s details to the named ac- count holder at the address held by the credit card provider; CallValidate3D Check: Providing challenge and response ques- tions using Callcredit’s wealth of data sources such as an individual’s credit report to prove their identity. Meanwhile, Callcredit has opened the doors to the home of its new Lithuanian op- eration at the Zalgiris Arena in Kaunas. Call- credit Operations UAB is the first commer- cial organisation to occupy the office suites situated within the state of the art sporting venue. Callcredit has taken approximately 2,000 square meters of office space on the fourth floor, which will eventually provide of- fice facilities for up 200 employees by the end of 2013.
Over the last ten years Callcredit Infor- mation Group has experienced significant levels of growth both organic and through acquisitions. In order to keep pace with its expansion and growth strategy and to help the business move forward, Callcredit took the decision to establish an operation with- in Kaunas to help support its existing IT in- frastructure. The Lithuanian office will pro- vide IT development resources to create and support a set of services which will en- able the businesses UK clients to make more informed decisions as well as ensur- ing that our data assets remain accurate and up to date.
Chief operating officer Adrian Mitri com- mented: “Our decision to move into Lithua- nia was taken to help support our ambitious expansion and growth strategy which is a key factor to enable the business to move forward at a much faster pace. I am confi- dent that the combination of securing such iconic office space and a high calibre of staff will create the perfect blue print for a suc- cessful future for Callcredit.”
ADRIAN MITRI: ‘AMBITIOUS EXPANSION AND GROWTH STRATEGY’
Mobile gaming device supplier X2 Computing has acquired the hardware business of XRiver Technologies, a Vir- ginia-based provider of mobile hardware and software solu- tions, enabling X2 Computing to focus on the provision of cus- tom solutions to meet the spe- cific requirements of gaming operators throughout North
America. FME goes mobile
FreemantleMedia Enterprises’ Simon Murphy on the deal with Cozy Games to develop games for mobile and tablets. He said: “Cozy Games have done a great job in converting the games and provisioning the integration so that the games can be played on different operator platforms.”
BettingBusinessInteractive • OCTOBER 2012
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