Regional HQ, Europe and global marketing: 9 The Triangle Enterprise Way, NG2 Business Park Nottingham,NG2 1AE United Kingdom Tel: +44 (115) 753 0120 R&D head office: : Prospect Lenina, Magnitogorsk, 455044, Russia Tel: +44 (115) 753 0120 Email:
enquiries.all@
compassplus.com Other offices: Brazil (Rio de Janeiro), Jordan (Amman), Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur), Russia (Magnitogorsk),Russia (Moscow), US (Florida) Websites:
www.compassplus.com |
www.tranzaxis.com Twitter: @Compass_Plus Contact: Bethan Cowper, AVP, global marketing Email:
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compassplus.com Founded: 1989 Ownership: Privately held Number of staff: 450+ Number of clients: 130 Principal partners: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Union Pay, JCB Co. Ltd, Discover, plus a number of local payment networks. IBM, Oracle, Microsoft, HP, Faster Payments Scheme Limited, Abana Enterprises Group (Saudi Arabia), Infogram Telemedia (Indonesia), IT Consultants Ltd (Bangladesh), Worldwide Financial Systems Solutions (US, Latin America and the Carribean), Zeta System (Serbia) Payments products: TranzWare Online, TranzWare CMS, TranzWare Card Factory, TranzWare Fraud Analyzer, TranzWare Interchange, TranzWare e-Commerce, TranzWare Internet Banking, TranzWare Mobile Banking, TranzWare Cash Planning, TranzWare Teller & Seller, TranzAxis Categories: payments processing, card management, internet and mobile banking, retail banking and payments management, fraud
Summary history 1989
Founded.
1995 1998
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136 Establishes processing centre and launches card management system; commences product development.
Launches advanced card management, payments management and merchant acquiring, as well as transaction processing and terminal driving solutions.
First sales outside CIS (Mongolia and Kosovo); first sale in Ukraine to the country’s largest retail bank. Implements SMS Banking in Russia; introduces EMV and fraud prevention solutions.
First sale in Asia Pacific to a processing centre in Bangladesh; first customers in Serbia and Latvia; introduces card personalization, internet banking, electronic bill presentment and payment solutions.
First sales in Western and Central Europe; first customers in Georgia and Vietnam; introduces 3D Secure, VSDC++, and advanced clearing and settlement solutions.
Gains first customer in Africa (Nigeria), and in Lithuania.
First customer in Montenegro; gains customer in Egypt; pioneers P2P payments in Russia, launches revolving credit instalments and loyalty solutions.
Receives PA-DSS compliance; pioneers implementation of DPA/CAP technology in CEMEA; introduces algorithmic authorisation solution.
First sales in the Middle East (UAE and Iraq); first customers in Cambodia, Azerbaijan and Tajikistan; first SaaS project in Africa; launches cash planning solution.
First customer in Bosnia & Herzegovina; pioneers the first Visa payWave project in CEMEA; supports the introduction of American Express in Bangladesh; introduces contactless and advanced ATM monitoring solutions. Launches mobile banking solution; pioneers Mastercard PayPass in Russia.
Introduces Open Development Payment Platform – TranzAxis; first customer gained in Latin America (Brazil), also in Algeria, Kenya Saudi Arabia, and Cape Verde; pioneers Mastercard PayPass in Ukraine and Mastercard PayPass stickers in Russia and CIS; supports introduction of JCB in Vietnam, introduces instant issuance solution. First customers in Antigua, Curacao and Mexico. Pioneers UnionPay cards in Georgia.
First customers in Cyprus, Indonesia, Jordan, Philippines and Sweden; launches mobile payments solution. First customer in Jordan.
Achieves PA DSS v3.2 compliance for TranzAxis platform and TranzWare product suite. Payment Systems & Suppliers Report |
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