October 2011
Google Wallet Launches
Cardant drives POS development to enable Google’s new “Tap, Pay, and Save” with next generation Android.
Pain: After deploying true end-to-end encryption for swiped electronic payments, there was no means to provide a similar level of security with NFC/contactless, let alone include a coupon.
Solution: Collaborating with Google, Magtek and Subway, Cardant brought together an elegant and highly-secure POS client under very tight timelines.
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July 2011
Subway Catering Goes Live
Leveraging Cardant’s new platform, Subway is rolling out Catering to all stores in the United States and Canada.
www.subwaycatering.com
Pain: How does a global brand deploy a simple customer experience for Catering purchases while adapting to thousands of unique franchisee needs, multiple currencies, prices, taxes, and on-going promotions?
Solution: Inside of 6 months, Cardant worked with Subway to integrate it’s proprietary platform with critical back-end systems and launch Subway Catering. Franchisees are able to set-up and confirm store settings before going live, while consumers enjoy a seamless experience placing Catering orders at thousands of stores.
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January 2011
Really Secure Payments
Implement real end-to-end encryption for electronic payments between the processing host and the Point-of-Sale.
Pain: Thousands of independent business owners are subject to PCI (Payment Card Industry) compliance which can be arduous and threaten business profitability.
Solution: In partnership with Magtek and Value Pay Services, Cardant helps to implement E2EE (end-to-end encryption) for all Subway franchisees in the United States. With E2EE, independent and multi-unit owners avoid many PCI pitfalls, and greatly reduce chargeback and audits.
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August 2010
The Big Migration
The Big Migration. Upgrade over 24,000 stores to a new processor in less than a year?
Pain: Over 24,000 retail locations were paying too much for processing fees.
Solution: Working with multiple teams, Cardant was a key contributor for Subway to build, test, and deploy a wholly new in-house payment processing platform. The migration of all Credit and Debit card processing is now complete. Today, Subway enjoys significantly increased security, expedited transaction, and greatly reduced processing fees.
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2008 - 2010
The Ball & Chain Breaker
Built on behalf of Subway, the POS payment middleware client was configured to change processors and POS systems with ease.
Pain: Our client was held hostage by their payment processor as integrated with select POS systems.
Solution: We developed a payment architecture that simultaneously maintained their existing processor while reducing processor dependency. This gave them flexibility and put them back in the driver seat of their payment processing. In their words, our solution was a game-changer.
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