Here Comes EMV: Chase Paymentech to Sell Ingenico Terminals In U.S.

By  |  July 2, 2012
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Chase Paymentech will begin selling Ingenico’s Telium iCT250 point”of”sale (POS) terminals to U.S. merchants, a joint release says. The Telium iCT250 is fully compliant with Visa’s Technology Innovation Program, as well as the MasterCard EMV Roadmap. 

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    “There are very few solutions available to merchants that can support all of the emerging payment types, and even fewer are truly operational,” says Thierry Denis, president of Ingenico, North America, in announcing the deal. The Telium iCT250 can accept payment via EMV chip card, NFC-enabled mobile phone, contactless card, or traditional magstripe card.

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    Ingenico has delopyed more than 17 million terminals at the point of sale across 125 countries.

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