Payment data security is critical to your business. That’s why we’re transitioning to a new, more secure Entrust digital certificate that must be downloaded and in place before December 31, 2020, to avoid processing interruption. Digital certificates ensure that the encrypted, sensitive information you send to us for payment processing, and the information we send back to you regarding the payment, is recognized and secure.
In some cases, to receive the new certificate, your payment device(s), point-of-sale system(s), or property management system(s) will need an update. Find below the payment solution your organization uses to process payments to learn what steps you need to take to avoid service interruption. Use these quick links to help find the right information for your needs:
Ingenico or Verifone Stand-Alone Payment Device – US
The new certificate can be downloaded overnight without much effort on your part. As part of your daily routine, make sure to clear any open batches and leave your device turned on and connected to the internet each night. Or, you can manually download the certificate by following these instructions.
Ingenico Stand-Alone Payment Device – Canada
The new certificate can be downloaded overnight without much effort on your part. As part of your daily routine, make sure to clear any open batches and leave your device turned on and connected to the internet each night. Or, you can manually download the certificate by following these instructions specific for our customers in Canada.
Ingenico Device with Simplify® – Telium
To ensure your device receives the certificate, please remember to clear any open batches and leave your device turned on and connected to the internet each night. Or, you can manually download the certificate by following these instructions.
Fusebox Gateway Direct
A test validation must be completed first in order to have a production Entrust certificate installed by December 31, 2020! Follow these instructions on how to process a test payment. The instructions are organized by payment solution type.
Be sure to engage the appropriate network engineer in your organization to prepare for the move to the Entrust SHA2 digital certificate.
A brief summary of the instructions included:
Third Party Point-of-Sale (POS) or Property Management System (PMS) System
To make sure that you have the new Entrust SHA2 certificate signed by DigiCert, follow the instructions below:
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