21.11.13

Wincor Nixdorf, one of the world's leading providers of IT solutions to retail businesses and retail banks, is showcasing several cutting-edge payment services at the Cartes Secure Connexions event in Paris. The company offers a wide range of payment solutions to meet growing consumer demand for flexible and secure payment options.

In October Wincor Nixdorf opened its new Center for Cashless Payment Activities in Prague, Czech Republic. The center is responsible for developing new cashless payment systems and services as well as controlling and marketing the company's global cashless payment operations.

"We are excited about the opportunity to leverage our expertise in cashless payment markets and to provide innovative solutions and services to our retail business and retail banking customers," said Miroslav Pekarek, Head of Cashless Payment Solutions Unit, at Wincor Nixdorf.

Industry experts attending this year's Cartes will be able to learn more about four key cashless payment innovations that Wincor Nixdorf will present at the event.

The Wincor Nixdorf mobile e-wallet is a white-label digital mobile application designed for simple, fast and secure remote payments as well as in-store payments via a smartphone.

EFT POS transaction payment services is an electronic funds transfer point-of-sale solution that aggregates all retail cashless payment transactions via a single payment gateway to reduce payment cost and complexity. The services, which can be easily integrated into existing retail environments, manage different payment channels and provide new functionalities.

A new android-based mobile payment tablet computer enables simple, convenient and trusted payments anywhere, offering businesses opportunities to create new relationships and business models with their customers and suppliers.

Mobile money transfer services enable simple and easy usage of mobile wallet and stored-value-based applications for cash withdrawal and deposits as well as money transfer services for people without bank accounts, especially in emerging markets. These services allow mobile money systems to utilize the self-service channel and provide additional financial services.

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