TAS & KFI /GLOBALCOM Showcase New M-POS Solution at CARTES 2013

Global card and mobile payments leader TAS Group have revealed a new EMV chip-based mobile Point of Sale (mPOS) solution that allows merchants to securely and quickly take payments “on the go” at CARTES 2013, a solution made possible through a strategic partnership between TAS Group and KFI / Globalcom. TAS Group says its M-POS solution “offers convenience in conjunction with the highest security thanks in large part to the EMV chip and pin technology, which is at the heart of the security system. It is qu
November 20, 2013 Read time: 1 min
Global card and mobile payments leader TAS Group have revealed a new EMV chip-based mobile Point of Sale (mPOS) solution that allows merchants to securely and quickly take payments “on the go” at CARTES 2013, a solution made possible through a strategic partnership between TAS Group and KFI / Globalcom.

TAS Group says its M-POS solution “offers convenience in conjunction with the highest security thanks in large part to the EMV chip and pin technology, which is at the heart of the security system. It is quickly becoming very popular with merchants in Italy, especially in logistics and transportation-based applications.”
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