Can I use a merchant account from any bank to charge credit cards from e-Path?
A. Security of cardholder data is of critical concern to e-Path not only during our own processes but also what occurs afterwards. e-Path is aware of the PCI compliance of merchant account services and their interfacing methods from many Australian banks including Commonwealth, ANZ, NAB, St George etc., as well as numerous security conscious and PCI DSS aware overseas located banks. Therefore, if your merchant account and its interfacing method from these and other approved banks is PCI DSS compliant and is approved by the bank for the purpose, you may certainly charge credit cards into it that you safely receive via e-Path. Absolutely. However, you may not utilise our PCI DSS complaint gateway to receive credit cards for inputting into a merchant facility/interfacing method from a bank that is not PCI DSS compliant. e-Path is not to be associated with any service from any bank either indirectly or directly that is not fully PCI DSS compliant.
A. Security of cardholder data is of critical concern to e-Path not only during our own processes but also what occurs afterwards. e-Path is aware of the PCI compliance of merchant account services and their interfacing methods from many Australian banks including Commonwealth, ANZ, NAB, Bank of Queensland etc., as well as numerous security conscious and PCI aware overseas located banks. Therefore, if your merchant account and its interfacing method from these and other approved banks is PCI compliant and is approved by the bank to allow you to process card not present transactions, you may certainly charge credit cards into it that you safely receive via e-Path. Absolutely. However, you may not utilise our PCI complaint gateway to receive credit cards for inputting into a merchant facility/interfacing method from a bank that is not PCI DSS compliant. e-Path is not to be associated with any service from any bank either indirectly or directly that is not fully PCI compliant.
