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ZUJI: Implementing a Secure Payment Gateway for the Most Comprehensive Online Travel Retailer in the Asia-Pacific Region

Overview Backed by 16 leading airlines operating in Asia-Pacific and Travelocity.com, ZUJI connects customers in Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Taiwan to more than 400 airlines, 56,000 hotels, and 50 car rental companies around the world. The challenge was implement a highly secure and reliable payment gateway that would provide a standard interface across ZUJI Web sites that show and accept multiple local currencies. ZUJI selected VeriSign's Intelligence and Control services. ZUJI also implemented VeriSign's Payflow Pro, which provides highly secure connections between customers and a wide variety of financial institutions.

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Publisher	VeriSign	File Format	PDF
Date Published	August 2007	Downloads	2
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Network Security, Transaction Processing

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