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        ANNOUNCEMENTS                                             Security (TLS) migration deadlines that have passed. No
                                                                  new requirements are added in PCI DSS v3.2.1. PCI DSS
                                                                  v3.2 will remain valid through Dec. 31, 2018.
          BlueSnap honored at CNP Awards
                                                                  SecureKey explores new digital ID networks
          BlueSnap Inc., an online payments technology com-
          pany, reported its  All-in-one Payment Platform was     SecureKey Technologies Inc., the developer of Verified.
          named the Best E-Commerce Platform/Gateway at the       Me – a blockchain-based digital identity network
          2018 Card Not Present (CNP) Expo. The company said      built upon Hyperledger Fabric – stated it will explore
          it now holds eight CNP  Awards, including multiple      interoperability between Verified.Me and Hyperledger
          wins for Best  Alternative Payment Solution and Best    Indy-based identity projects. SecureKey is joining the
          Subscription/Recurring Billing Solution, but this is the   Decentralized Identity Foundation to advance stan-
          first time BlueSnap has been recognized for its innova-  dards-based initiatives for decentralized digital identity
          tive ecommerce platform and gateway.                    ecosystems.

          EPA asks OBIE to amend framework                        Worldpay sponsors Retail Realm conference
          The Emerging Payments Association wrote to the Open     Worldpay signed on as an official sponsor of the Retail
          Banking Implementation Entity calling for it to amend   Realm Partner & User Conference slated for Aug. 20 to
          terms of the Competition and Markets  Authority's       22, 2018 in Las Vegas. Worldpay will sponsor the event's
          framework so that emerging payments organizations       Payment Technology Panels, Exhibitor Social, and the
          can realize the potential of open banking. The EPA's    Retail Management  Hero  Advisory  Forum.  Worldpay
          open letter shared members' concerns about the barri-   has long been a sponsor of the annual retail technol-
          ers that could inhibit fintechs from engaging with Open   ogy conference, now in its eighth year and designed
          Banking. The EPA described some of the nine banks       to give attendees an insider's look at all the providers,
          covered by the framework as striving to meet the letter,   platforms, developments and integrations around POS
          rather than the spirit, of open banking.                and enterprise resource planning solutions in the retail
                                                                  industry.
          Flywire adds international invoicing
          Flywire, a provider of global payment and receivables   RESEARCH
          solutions, introduced a new international invoicing ser-
          vice designed to dramatically streamline the billing pro-  Barclaycard finds retailers lag on website tech
          cess for companies serving customers outside of their
          home country. The new solution, available globally, and   Barclaycard research revealed that 72 percent of retail-
          free of charge, targets a variety of verticals including   ers haven't introduced any new payment technology to
          technology, manufacturing, travel, media, publishing,   their websites during the last two years despite consum-
          import/export, professional services, education and     er demand for a quick and convenient checkout process.
          healthcare, Flywire said.                               "While 86  percent  of retailers say they are looking  to
                                                                  increase online transactions over the next 12 months,
          Mastercard introduces connected                         the study suggests that many aren't providing the best
          fleet-car payments                                      possible ecommerce experience for their customers,"
                                                                  Barclaycard stated, adding that 15 percent of shoppers
          Mastercard  unveiled  a  new  service  to  automatically   have chosen to abort an online purchase because they
          integrate fuel and maintenance data from a connected    couldn't pay using methods such as "one-click" order-
          car's dashboard into the payment process. The service   ing.
          is designed to streamline the process, providing fleet
          managers greater transparency and control. U.S. Bank    BRP finds cross-channel order tracking important
          will be the first to pilot the new features. With the new
          service, "fleet vehicles that roll into a gas station will   The BRP Consulting  2018 Customer Experience/Unified
          automatically register vehicle data including location,   Commerce Survey revealed 73 percent of customers want
          odometer and fuel gauge readings when they arrive at    cross-channel order tracking. "While most consumers
          the pump," Mastercard noted.                            expect the ability to shop seamlessly across channels,
                                                                  only 7 percent of retailers currently provide a complete
          PCI SSC publishes PCI DSS v3.2.1                        unified commerce experience by allowing a customer to
                                                                  'start the sale anywhere, finish the sale anywhere,' with
          The PCI Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) pub-       another 50 percent planning to implement it in three
          lished a minor revision to the Payment Card Industry    years,"  said Perry  Kramer,  Senior  Vice  President  and
          Data Security Standard (PCI DSS). PCI DSS version       Practice Lead at BRP.
          3.2.1 replaces version 3.2 to account for effective dates
          and Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)/early Transport Layer

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