Do you know if RMS v2.0.0127 is compatible with EMV chips cards? I would like to know what we need to do to be compliant. Will we need to upgrade to the latest version of RMS?
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Velocity has recently expanded its semi-integrated payment processing solution by providing plug-in support for Microsoft Dynamics RMS. If you're not familiar with Velocity, we are the integrated payments division of North American Bancard - Velocity NAB.
Our plug-in supports RMS 1.3 and 2.0 and currently supports the Ingenico Telium terminal family.
If you'd like more details, please feel free to contact me.
Ed Dionisio
Director of Business Development
Velocity NAB
edionisio@nabancard.com
Hello again Hrlawson3,
I just wanted to update this post and let everyone know that Card Defender is now compatible with TSYS, Heartland and First Data with more to come soon like Evalon and Global Payment Systems. The terminals that we provide will give you signature capture, MSR, EMV & NFC (Apple Pay and Google Wallet) to RMS, and to RMH come July 2016.
If you all have any questions please let us know and we will be more than happy to help you.
Links for Reference:
Credit Card Processing Options with Microsoft Dynamics RMS
EMV and using it with Microsoft Dynamics RMS
Video Links:
Card Defender - Microsoft RMS do an EMV and contactless payment (Apple Pay & Google Wallet)
BCS, I have been working on getting information on this. CoCard has an agreement with BridgePay (a gateway) but BridgePay is still working on their plugin for RMS. I have asked for a timeframe of when the plugin will be completed but haven't heard back. I have emailed support again asking again. BridgePay did provide me a list of EMV ready devices so there are some available - they're all Ingenico. When I hear back from BridgePay I will update you.
I don't know where you're located or which CoCard office you're working with but I'd be happy to help you and the CoCard agent in any way I can.
Karen, I am very curious what you find out. I am very frustrated with Mercury continuously trying to penetrate my store.
Cocard is using First Data as I recall, but there's more than one platform.
Operating software (Windows 7 or higher recommended- XP is not PCI Compliant)
software (rms) out of scope for EMV certification> hardware - terminal EMV certification (verifone probably complete)>payment gateway or other service EMV certification (how are you connecting?) to the specific > acquirer platform (Cocard- possibly First Data- but which platform?- Omaha, Nashville etc) for the specific terminal
To answer your question, the version is may be compatible, but you haven't defined what integrated EMV solution you're going to use. There has to be something between RMS and the terminal i.e. a gateway with EMV certification for the specific terminal, or an integrated payment solution of another type that has the EMV cert for the specific terminal.
You could start backwards- ask cocard which terminals are EMV certified today on the platform that your merchant account is on. Then see if anyone has integrated RMS EMV solution for that product.
I'm working on keeping my current processor ( CoCard ) which I'm currently running thru RMS. I'm adding EMV capable Verifone Terminals. So far just having to upgrade my version of RMS for compatibility. Hope it's that easy
There's many limitations for an integrated solution today- both processor and equipment; depending on who you're with, you may have to switch, but you don't have to go to Mercury.
Who are you with now?
My POS retailer is constantly trying to switch me to Mercury for processing . He gets back end payments from Mercury if he can get you to switch based on your transactions monthly. This is not Microsoft's doings it's Mercury and the POS salesmen's scheme. This scheme is misleading, fraudulent and probable criminal. You really have to hammer the POS people hard till they will set the Microsoft RMS to process through processors that do not kick money back to them. I had RMS installed 3 years ago and went through this ordeal. I recently called the same POS provider for EMV compliance and was told only Mercury was smart enough to be compliant with RMS at this time. So once again I'm jumping through hoops trying to get EMV compliant with out switching to mecury or using stand alone credit card terminals. The savings I've enjoyed over the last 3 years from not using Mercury are so great I have to fight to keep them. I hope this sheds light on this situation for everyone. This has nothing to do with Microsoft RMS just POS sale people's greed .
The Microsoft RMS EMV Chip and Pin solution will work with the Verifone VX805 presently and other devices will be added in 4th Quarter 2015. For more information about devices and processors, see: Microsoft RMS EMV Integration
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