PCI

What does PCI mean to fuel retailers?

PCI PIN Transaction Security (PTS) standards require that fuel dispenser payment devices use the Triple Data Encryption Standard (TDES) algorithm to encrypt PIN data within the keypad. Devices must also include tamper-responsive security components and data skimming resistance.

http://www.pcisecuritystandardscouncil.org/

Scalability

Cost-effective, single platform

• Built on the iX Technology Platform with the flexibility to expand security requirements to meet country-specific payment data security mandates and comply with future regulations

• iX Technology Platform supports iX Media multimedia merchandising, iDPOS in-dispenser POS, Fusion universal site controller and iSense remote maintenance monitoring
 
• Available as an upgrade kit for legacy Wayne and select third party dispensers

• Compatible with a wide range of POS systems and provides a consistent POS interface

Configurability

Security level configurations

All iX Pay Secure Payment terminal configurations include a PCI 3.0 Encrypting PIN Pad with TDES and DUKPT encryption support with a built-in keypad privacy shield.

EPP Series – Basic EPP Compliance (US Only)
• Standard display prompt control
• Standard magnetic stripe card reader

UPT Series – Enhanced UPT Compliance
• Enhanced POS interface with authenticated display prompt control
• Secure encrypting magnetic stripe card reader
• Support for optional card data encryption

EMV Series – Enhanced EMV and UPT Compliance
• Enhanced XML POS interface with authenticated display prompt control
• Support for optional card data encryption
• Secure encrypting hybrid magnetic stripe and Chip and PIN card reader

Security

Advanced security features

• Offering a higher level of security than many competitors’ products, iX Pay Secure Payment is certified to PCI PTS Version 3.0, the only version that incorporates the latest PCI UPT specifications
• Tamper-responsive mechanisms deter criminal access to payment data and device removal
• Supports multiple industry-mandated encryption algorithms to protect data from the moment a card is swiped and information is entered into the keypad
• If a security breach should happen, Limited Functionality Mode (LFM) enables select payment and fueling transactions to continue by disabling only the affected functionality
• Built-in secure keypad with privacy shield inhibits PIN entry observation