(...) Stephan Kück, Managing Director of Computop, commented on the cooperation: “We are delighted to be able to integrate a true global Omnichannel solution for Sixt that is exemplary for the future industry of mobility. Processing via our ComputopPaygate also gives Sixt new possibilities for the…

Car rental company Sixt has restructured its customer payment processes, switching to Computop as its central service provider for customer payments. Payments from online shops, PoS terminals in branches and telephone bookings will in now be run via a single platform...

...With the inclusion of the Computop Paygate payment platform and the conversion to uniform, NFC-capable card terminals in the Sixt stations in Europe and the USA, Sixt will be able to process all card payments in line with the latest standards....

Sixt has partnered with Computop, a payment service provider, to restructure its payments operations after an omnichannel strategy. The upgrade will support payments from online shops, POS terminals in the branches and telephone bookings (MOTO) via a single platform....

The international mobility service provider Sixt has restructured its customer payment processes. Computop, one of the leading payment service providers, is the central service provider for customer payments ...

Earlier this week PaymentWeek received commentary on the situation involving the Saks/Lord & Taylor payment card data breach. The following are comments from Ralf Gladis, CEO of Computop, a payment service provider with over 20 years in business.

Circulation: 67.372 - Computop, the global PSP, developed Computop Paygate, an omnichannel payment platform which enables globally standardised payments even at POS. Using a highly encrypted data transfer according to PCI P2PE certification...

We speak to some industry experts about what to expect in 2018. Ralf Gladis, CEO, Computop: "2017 saw much talked about technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), fast become reality. Our smartwatches are starting to pay for travel including taxis and our smartphones are just beginning to…

Written by Ralf Gladis, Computop - It’s widely believed that the ancient Greeks invented money as we know it. On the contrary, however, the first coins to ever appear came from a coastal kingdom on the Aegean Sea in ancient Turkey, about 2,700 years ago. The amount that each coin was worth was…