Discover Global Network, an international payment network, certified the Netcetera ACS for Diners Discover Network card transactions. Certified with all major card networks, the access control server improves user experience and promotes secure and frictionless transaction authentication worldwide.
Netcetera is constantly driving security and convenience of online payments to manage risks associated with fraud. Now, the international expert for secure digital payments has successfully completed the testing and certification with the Discover Network for the Netcetera 3DS ACS. Discover Global Network is a global payment brand for POS, ecommerce, omnichannel, fraud and risk management, with alliances with 18 payment networks, and more than 44 million merchant acceptance locations.
Netcetera’s independent 3-D Secure products are 3DS, PCI and network-certified with Mastercard, Visa and Amex. Additionally, the Netcetera 3-D Secure Issuer Service is now a listed 3DS Service Provider for Discover Global Network with its ACS and enables customers to process Discover transactions for 3-D Secure authentication. The ACS is certified according to the latest EMV® 3DS protocols 2.1 and 2.2 to make the most of the latest improvements in security and ease of use. Issuers and banks can easily integrate with the Netcetera 3-D Secure Issuer Service to apply strong customer authentication according regulation, offer a seamless cardholder experience, generate a larger number of successful transactions, and manage risks associated with fraud.
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About Netcetera
Netcetera is a global software company with cutting-edge IT products and individual digital solutions in the areas of secure digital payment, financial technologies, media, transport, healthcare and insurance. More than 2,000 banks and issuers, and 150,000 merchants rely on the digital payment solutions and globally certified 3-D Secure products of the market leader for payment security. The owner-managed company covers the entire IT lifecycle, from ideation and strategy to implementation and operation. The balanced combination of the latest technologies and proven standards ensures investment security, from large-scale projects to innovative start-ups. Founded in 1996, Netcetera is a holding company with around 800 employees and is headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, with additional locations across Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
Further information: netcetera.com
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