Case Study: TRAVELEX: A Proactive Approach To Managing A Growing Payment Processing Environment
Case Study: TRAVELEX: A Proactive Approach To Managing A Growing Payment Processing Environment
Case Study: TRAVELEX: A Proactive Approach To Managing A Growing Payment Processing Environment
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Travelex is also the world’s largest non-bank provider of international money transfer and remittance
programs. Every year, it processes payments around the world for over 35,000 businesses to approximately
1 million beneficiaries. More than 750 financial institutions currently use Travelex as their outsourced
international payment platform.
In February 2010, Travelex and Visa announced the launch of the first Visa Money Transfer service in Australia.
The Travelex Visa Money Transfer service taps into Visa’s global network, which connects more than 1.7 billion
cards, and provides a convenient, cost-effective and secure way for consumers to send funds directly to
recipients’ Visa cards, both domestically and internationally. Australian consumers can make person-to-person
payments, send funds to friends or family members, or make account transfers.
Meet PCI compliance and industry security regulations for full data encryption
Another challenge that emerged from the use of their home grown debug files was the capture and potential
exposure of card-sensitive data. To register as a third-party transaction processor with the major card
schemes, Travelex needed to comply with the PCI DSS, standards and local regulatory requirements that
stated the whole transaction message payload must be encrypted.
“The first thing I do when I come to work is grab my morning coffee and
log onto INETCO Insight®. My customized screen view gives me an
instant snapshot of all transaction delays occurring with client banks
and merchant customers, across our entire transaction processing
environment. I can now direct resources towards fixing identified network
and application issues instead of spending days trying to manually pull
information together.” MARK WINGRAVE, CARD AND MOBILE PAYMENTS, TRAVELEX
Maintain Service Level Agreements
Travelex’s home grown tools did not provide visibility into application and transaction response times, or how
Interchange partners were performing. It increasingly took greater effort to identify the root cause of network
and application issues, making it challenging for Travelex to maintain Service Level Agreements with its clients
and partners.
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Maintain Service Level Agreements with client banks and large merchant customers
●● Monitor the performance of various Interchange partners in real-time
●● Baseline average application and transaction response times to establish obtainable service level
agreements with both client banks and larger merchant customers
●● Decrease payment network and application downtime through faster root cause isolation