Processing Center AzeriCard announces acquiring cards Visa payWave.
Visa payWave technology allows you to pay for goods and services at the box office in a matter of seconds: the holders of Visa payWave cards is enough to bring the card to the terminal, equipped with contactless payment technology admission.
Thanks to technology VISA Pay Wave AzeriCard partner banks to offer new retail and service businesses to accept contactless cards, with which customers can not waste time searching for the right coins and bills, sign the check or enter a PIN.
Pay Wave technology provides many benefits to merchants. It simplifies the payment process allows you to serve customers faster, reduce queues at the sales rooms and business spending on cash transactions, which in turn helps to increase customer loyalty.
In the near future AzeriCard also plans to complete all work on the introduction of contactless cards VISA Pay Wave.-15D--
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