Hypercom End-of-Life Notice for Optimum L4250 Payment Terminal

July 1st, 2011 – Hypercom released an end of life notice for the Optimum L4250 payment terminal.  Hypercom will cease taking orders and end development on October 31st, 2011.  The end of service date was set at January 31st, 2015 when service and repair support will be discontinued.  Hypercom recommends customers to begin planning migration strategies to L5000 series multi-lane payment terminals.  See Hypercom EOL Letter L4250.

New Interchange Regulations Announced

Searching for an update on the new interchange regulations just announced?  Get the skinny here.  If you are a merchant, this is what you need to know.

On June 29, 2011, the Federal Reserve Board (FRB) approved the final regulations for section 920 of the Electronic Fund Transfer Act as amended by section 1075 of the Dodd-Frank Act.

Although all parties have yet to determine the complete costs of both Signature Debit, and Pin Debit interchange, we would like to share the information provided to date.

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Alternative Funding Cash Advance Loans for Retail Businesses

Bank not giving you a loan?  Need cash to expand your growing retail business?  When traditional funding is not available alternative funding loans like merchant cash advances may be worth exploring.  If your retail business accepts credit cards, you can get a cash advance on your future credit card sales. The merchant cash advance gives business owners a hassle free alternative to conventional business loans.  It is a simple, convenient way to get the cash you need into your business today.

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Battle for the Secure Element – MicroSD & NFC/Bluetooth Stickers

The epic battle over the secure element that enables NFC contactless mobile payments is taking shape and the corporate armies are building their positions and preparing for war.  The spoils of victory are substantial; by 2014, analysts expect mobile payments to reach $633 billion annually, with 490 million customers using their phones to move cash around.  The GSMA mobile operators favor the secure SIM card (both removable and embedded) while the banks appear to favor MicroSD cards fitted with NFC capabilities and stickers with combined NFC/Bluetooth chips.

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