Point to Point Encryption Sample Clauses

Point to Point Encryption. The P2PE Service is a two part service designed to: (i) encrypt (make unreadable) card data information at the origin of the payment transaction, which is a PCI-PTS certified Secure Cryptographic Device (SCD) that has licensed P2PE functionality that aligns with the P2PE technologies hosted by the us; and, (ii) decrypt card data information at the destination of the transaction, which are our data systems. You acknowledge and agree that SCD P2PE functionality is required and may require you to engage an appropriate third party provider or authorized reseller and said licensed functionality may incur fees in addition to those set forth herein. Card data information protected by the P2PE Service may include Track 1 or Track 2 data (Magnetic Stripe Data obtained through a magnetic card swipe read) or PAN Data (Manually Entered Personal Account Number ("card") data) as appropriate to the type of transaction processed on the SCD. The SCD functionality supporting the P2PE Service is designed to securely store or generate encryption keys which are used in conjunction with the P2PE functionality to encrypt card data at the moment that the card data is captured by the SCD. The P2PE Service applies only to transactions that were encrypted by the SCD and sent from the terminal to our authorization and settlement systems pursuant to the Agreement. Supported transactions include those associated with credit (signature), debit (signature) and debit (PIN). Our provision of P2PE Service to you is subject to the availability of the licensed encryption software from the applicable third party provider and your compliance with the Agreement.
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Point to Point Encryption. (P2PE) validated. Transparent mode for proprietary cards enables service differentiation. Proactive terminal management system supports continuous operation. Local or centralized transaction management and reporting through our web portal.
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Point to Point Encryption. Point-to-Point encryption is a means of protecting debit and credit card data while it transmits from an enabled POS terminal to the TSYS processing platforms.
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