Features Introduced This Week

Users of the Business Center who choose to make a payment in the Token Management page will no longer be directed to the Token on Demand Payment page. Instead, users will see a prompt asking them to confirm some information and then redirect them to the Virtual Terminal’s One-Time Payment page.

All users who have access to the Token Management screens in the Business Center will see the update.

More options and flexibility.
Allows customizable forms.
Allows customizable receipts.

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Released in production June 13, 2024.

The Business Center’s Virtual Terminal now has an improved user interface on the One-Time payment page. This enhancement will display the grand total amount charged to the consumer, inclusive of the amount, Level II tax, and Level II duty (where applicable).

Additionally, when Virtual Terminal users submit an on-demand payment using a TMS token, the Virtual Terminal will auto-fill this token on the One-Time Payment page.

All Virtual Terminal users.

The updated user interface helps ensure transparency in transactions and allows users to understand the total amount being charged to a consumer.

Auto-filling the TMS token for on-demand payments can significantly streamline the payment process. This saves clients time, reduces the potential for manual input errors, and enhances the overall user experience.

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Released to Production June 13, 2024.

Unified Checkout is updated to show customers paying an invoice only the payment card options that are supported by the merchant.

Users of Unified Checkout and Invoicing.

Customers will not be shown payment card options that cannot be selected.

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Released to production June 10, 2024

This release adds a new transaction search option for Meeza card transactions. This field will be supported in the grid table and export.

This will mostly benefit merchants in the CEMEA region, but the release is global.

Merchants can search for transactions that use Meeza Cards.

The Meeza search filter can be found in the Business Center’s Transaction Search Page. In the Filter drop-down menu, select Payment Category > Cards > Meeza.

Released to production June 10, 2024.

Merchants who use Decision Manager (DM) in the Business Center and opt to use Quod Credit Card Ownership third party now have the option to create rules based on the

CC Ownership

field, with a value of

8

.

Merchants who use Decision Manager.

Merchants can create more specific rules in DM transactions, based on value

8

for the Quod

CC Ownership

field.

To use this, log into the Business Center and navigate to Decision Manager > Custom Rules.

Released to production on June 13, 2024.

Existing third party QUOD split into three separate third parties on Decision Manager. This release is to migrate the existing merchant configurations for QUOD to the newer model.

Merchants who use QUOD Third Party.

Merchants can use the required QUOD third party according to the service they need from QUOD. For example, credit card ownership details and address verification details.

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Released to production June 13, 2024.