RDP Credit Card Interface Subscription Required
The very complex new PCI/EMV requirements forced RDP to replace our legacy credit card gateways to VRP and SDC with two new gateways for customers to choose from. In addition, RDP now offers reduced credit card processing fees with our preferred processor, Chosen Payments. The new RDP interface is licensed to customers on a yearly subscription basis which includes:
Credit Card Action Item
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No Software Purchase Price |
With a subscription model, the Credit Card interface module is no longer purchased from RDP. Instead, the interface is licensed for a monthly fee, which significantly reduces the up front costs. |
Support Included |
Support of the new credit card interface is included with the subscription. This includes support from RDP, the gateway company, and our preferred credit card processor. |
RDPWin Version 4 |
Customers must upgrade to RDPWin version 4 to use the new credit card interface. In addition to full PCI compliance, RDPWin also includes many new features, such as the ability to have more than one credit card for each reservation. |
All Features |
All features described in this document are included with the RDP Credit Card Interface subscription. |
Updates |
Updates are included in the subscription. There are many additional PCI requirements coming in the future. As part of the subscription RDP will incorporate these changes at no additional charge. You will never have to purchase another credit card interface module from RDP, even as we implement complex future PCI requirements. |
Eliminate Protobase Fees |
For existing RDP customers, Elavon/Protobase fees for a yearly support, high speed acces no longer have to be paid. |
Subscription Cost |
The monthly subscription fee for the new RDP Credit Card Interface starts at $1,200 per year. The subscription fee is billed once a year. |
SaaS Hosted & Tokens |
In the past using RDP’s interface to Protobase, the credit card data, such as the card number, were stored in an encrypted form in the RDP database and the Protobase software installed at the customer site. With the new RDP interface, the credit card data is stored remotely on the gateway company’s servers, providing much greater security and breach protection for the customer. The RDP system only stores a token, which contains no credit card information. |