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BPC Banking Technologies Prefers IBM Platform for Its SmartVista Card Processing Solution

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Overview BPC Banking Technologies, an Advanced IBM Business Partner, stands at the forefront of the electronic payment industry with its software solutions designed for banks, national payment networks, card associations, processors, payment gateways, e-government and retailers worldwide. The installed base of BPC transaction processing and card management solutions currently supports more than 12,000 automated teller machines, 70,000 points of sale, 22 million cards and five million transactions per day across 12 time zones. As often as possible, BPC deployed these solutions on IBM technology.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Transaction Processing, Processors

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