Among the leading processors that have already certified the Omni 3750 IP-enabled terminal are: -- Fifth Third Bank -- First Data (CardNet and EFSNet Hosts) -- Lynk Systems -- NPC -- Paymentech NetConnect -- Vital VirtualNet With this achievement the VeriFone Omni 3750 has the most comprehensive array of certifications in the market today for any IP-enabled terminal, making it easy for ISOs to work with their preferred processor. The all-in-one Omni 3750 terminal features an array of interchangeable communications modules supporting 2400bps, 14.4Kbps, Ethernet or ISDN technologies. VeriFone is further extending its lead in the IP-enabled terminal space this year by adding CDMA, GPRS and Wi-Fi wireless technologies to the list of upgrade options soon to be available for the Omni 3750. These new 3G wireless solutions fully leverage the terminals modular architecture and existing base of IP-enabled applications. The all-in-one Omni 3750 terminal features EMV 4.0 smart card certification, the toughest standards for EMV smartcards, Triple DES (3DES) PIN security and up to 4MB of memory for value-added applications. The Omni 3750 features a powerful 32-bit processor to meet the security and networking demands of Internet Protocol (IP) communications. It features up to 4MB of memory to support plenty of value-added applications. It supports advanced communications such as Ethernet, built on IP technology, which fuels always-on connectivity, and it has the power to securely send transactions over public or private networks using industry standard SSL encryption. The Omni 3750 features a removable communications module that can be upgraded at deployment or in the field. Finally, Triple DES and PED security help stem the tide of fraudulent tactics such as card skimming, and the Omni 3750 supports the entire set of 3DES requirements, including 3DES Master Session and 3DES DUKPT.
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