GO Software, Inc., has released PC-ChargeT Version 3.1, its newest credit card processing software product. Version 3.1 is a 32-bit credit card processing application and engine for Windows 95 and Windows NT, and is also available as a 16-bit application for Windows 3.x users.
According to GO, PC-Charge is certified with virtually all the major credit card processing companies, so merchants can process all major credit cards through their existing bank relationship.
Version 3.1 uses ISDN transaction processing which eliminates call setup and modem negotiation and reduces transaction time to approximately five seconds. The new version has a laser printer receipt form and is designed to be mailed with a standard window envelope. It also provides a configurable coupon designed to generate repeat business. According to David J. Jilk, President, "Innovative features like these make software processing a compelling alternative to traditional bank terminals."
New in this version are host-based Telemoney, Royal Bank of Canada debit, Cashlane, NOVA, NOVUS, and split-dial capabilities for American Express and Discover. PC-Charge also supports a private-label technology: banks and service providers can provide their own branding with a custom splash screen and product name.
The Interface Kit includes capabilities to fully integrate batch settlement into third-party applications. New integration tools for Internet merchants include a plug-and-play interface for the Microsoft Commerce Server pipeline and new Web connectivity using ActiveX, TCP/IP, and Active Server Page technology from Microsoft.
According to William D. Pittman, Chief Technology Officer, "PC-Charge can now be integrated into virtually any environment, from small stores to complex networked systems and Internet merchants."
For more information on PC-Charge or GO Software, Inc., contact David Jilk at (912) 925-4048 or http://www.gosoftinc.com.
