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What Is an API?
The adage, ‘Don’t reinvent the wheel’ is simple. If the work has already been done, don’t waste your time duplicating it. That very idea is the core reason why APIs are so successful today. Many software companies are very good at what they do, and offer APIs so other companies don’t have to replicate the same work.
Ursula Librizzi
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Chip and Signature vs Chip and PIN
When the United States finally embraced EMV, the major card issuers favored chip and signature as the authorization method. However, as security measures to prevent credit card fraud advance, chip and PIN is the natural progression. Below, we discuss each verification method and best practices to prepare for what’s to come.
Ursula Librizzi
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How to Fight a Chargeback (and Win)
Credit card fraud is bad for everyone but the fraudster. As a consumer, you might spot fraudulent transactions on your credit card statement that send you into a panic. You’re anxious to receive financial reimbursement, safeguard your identity and determine how your payment information was obtained.
Christina Lavingia
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EMV API Makes Life Easy for Developers
Building business-to-business software and point of sale systems isn’t easy. You build, then refine, then re-build, then refine again ... and again. Finally, you have a worthy product that’s ready for use, except for one small detail: your customers are businesses and they need to accept payments.
Randy Modos
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EMV Cards Processed Quickly for Karmasoft Customers
Gyms and fitness studios tend to share the same needs: checking in members, processing recurring dues, selling merchandise and scheduling employees.
Christina Lavingia
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EMV Middleware Slows Processing Speeds
If you run a business taking credit card payments, you likely have a point-of-sale (POS) system that needs to be connected to a credit card reader. There are two types of software that your business might be using.
Christina Lavingia
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