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An Overview of Paymentsfor the Bikeshare MarketProvided by North American Bikeshare Association

Presented by Mantrana Partners

February 18, 2015 1

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Presenters

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Lora Vigil brings over 15 years of technology experience ranging from

software development to enterprise architecture, a decade of that was

spent in the retail space focusing on order management, payment

acceptance, and card issuance. Lora received her MS in Computer

Science & Engineering from the University of Washington and a BS in

Mechanical Engineering from the University of Kansas. Lora is a member

of the Women’s Network in Electronic Transactions and co-organizer of

the Denver Payments Meetup.

Mark Ericksen has two decades of technology experience where he

has architected complex e-commerce, payment systems, and

computational solutions. He is also a practitioner in credit card and

payment processing, EMV migration strategies, and vendor technology

selection. Mark received his BS in Computer Science from Pacific

Lutheran University. Mark is an active member of the ETA Professional

Development Council, ETA Technology Council, and co-organizer of

Denver Payments Meetup.

Mantrana Partners

800.844.8240

[email protected]

Objectives

Gain insight on the payment process from

transaction authorization to the receipt

of funds

Be equipped with knowledge surrounding

payments and merchant processing to help

grow your organization as payments

evolve

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Agenda

Overview of the Payment Process

Security and the Payment Card Industry (PCI)

EMV Chip Cards

Mobile and Other Forms of Payment

Interchange, Fees, & Chargebacks

Summary

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OVERVIEW OF THE PAYMENT PROCESS

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The Big Scary Payment Picture

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A Simplified Payment Flow

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Merchant

Payment

Gateway

Issuing

Banks

Card

Brands

Merchant

Banks

Merchant Accepts Payment

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Customer Interacts with Merchant

Minimize Friction

Usability Builds Customer Confidence

Balance Fraud & Customer Experience

Merchant

Payment

GatewayMerchant

Banks

Issuing

Banks

Card

Brands

Payment Gateway

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Connects Merchants with Banks

Buffers Merchant from direct Bank

connections

Can Provide Security(encryption,

tokenization) and Certification Services

Merchant

Payment

GatewayMerchant

Banks

Issuing

Banks

Card

Brands

Merchant Bank (Acquirer)

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Processing

Services

Routes Transactions to Card Brands

Where Payments Are Deposited

Processing Services Outsourced or

In-House Merchant Bank

Merchant

Payment

GatewayMerchant

Banks

Issuing

Banks

Card

BrandsBIN Number

Identifies Card Brand

Card Brands

Routes to Issuing Banks

Open Loop vs. Closed Loop

Credit and Debit Networks

Signature vs. PIN Debit


Merchant

Payment

GatewayMerchant

Banks

Issuing

Banks

Card

Brands

Issuing Banks

Makes Approval Decisions

Liable for Consumer Fraud

Processing Services Outsourced

or In-House


Merchant

Payment

GatewayMerchant

Banks

Issuing

Banks

Card

Brands

Processing

Services

Issuing Bank

Authorization Response


Approve Transaction Complete

Decline Request Alternate Tender

Referral Voice Authorization Candidate

for Attended Terminals

MerchantPayment

Gateway Merchant

Banks

Issuing Banks

Card Brands

Clearing and Settlement

Terminal Capture

◦ Merchant Sends Capture Request at End of Day

Host Capture

◦ Processor or Gateway Manage Capture Request

Captured Authorizations and Refunds are

Cleared and Settled Each Day

Funds Paid from Issuing Banks to Merchant

Banks


Merchant Bank

Issuing Bank

SECURITY AND THE PAYMENT CARD INDUSTRY (PCI)


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Breach Avoidance

Cannot Fully Prevent Data Breaches

Data Has Value

◦ PAN + Expiration Date can be used

for online purchases

◦ Magstripe data can be used to

create counterfeit bankcards

Useless Data is Worthless Data

◦ Hackers move on if they cannot

profit from the stolen data


Primary

Account

Number(PAN)

Expiration

Date

Encryption & Tokenization Common Encryption Algorithms

◦ Triple-DES

◦ AES – Advanced Encryption Standard

◦ DUKPT – Derived Unique Key Per Transaction

◦ PKI – Public Key Infrastructure

Common Encryption Uses

◦ Debit PIN

◦ Digital Certificate Verification

◦ NEW: PAN (and discretionary data)

Tokenization

◦ Substitute for sensitive data

◦ Managed by Token Service Provider


Merchant

Payment

GatewayMerchant

Banks

Issuing

Banks

Card

Brands

Example Token Service Provider

and Decryption Endpoint

Clear PAN

Encrypted PAN

Token

(could also be the Acquirer

or Card Brand)

Payment Card Industry (PCI)

Created by Card Brands

◦ American Express, Discover, JCB, MasterCard, Visa

Current Version: PCI DSS 3.0

Objectives

1. Build and Maintain a Secure Network

2. Protect Cardholder Data

3. Maintain a Vulnerability Management Program

4. Implement Strong Access Control Measures

5. Regularly Monitor and Test Networks

6. Maintain an Information Security Policy


PCI Scope PCI Protects Data

◦ In Transit – traversing a network

◦ At Rest – stored in a database

◦ Processed – captured at terminal

Understand your Cardholder Data Environment (CDE)◦ Know What is In Scope

◦ Know What is Out of Scope

CDE May Include Your Employees and Vendors

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Kiosk

Payment

Terminal

Payment

Gateway

Admin

PortalWebsite

Office

PC

Office

Database

Office

PC

Example CDE Scope Boundary

In Scope

Out of Scope

Customer

Service PCCustomer

Service Agent

Operator

BikeshareVendor

Payment Vendor

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PCI Scope Reduction Understand CDE Boundary

◦ Flow of Payment Data

◦ Who Can Access Payment Data

◦ Storage of Payment Data

◦ Vendors & Partners Handling Your Payment Data

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KioskPayment

Terminal

Payment

Software

Payment

Gateway

Before: Example CDE Scope Boundary

Vendor

Database

Payment

Terminal

Payment

Gateway

After: Example CDE Scope Boundary

Reduction Techniques

◦ Network Isolation

◦ Encryption & Tokens

◦ Smart Terminals

Clear PAN

Encrypted PAN

Token

Vendor

Database

Kiosk

Bankcard

PCI Scope Reduction (continued)

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Browser

◦ Downloads JavaScript to Encrypt PAN

◦ Downloads JavaScript to request one-time token from Gateway

Web Server

◦ Performs Authorization with one-time token

Web

Server

Payment

Gateway

After: Example CDE Scope Boundary

Clear PAN

Encrypted PAN

Token

Customer

Browser

Bankcard

Web

Server

Payment

Gateway

Before: Example CDE Scope Boundary

Customer

Browser

1

1

1

One-Time Use Token1

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Changes in PCI DSS 3.0 Increasingly Restrictive

Notable Changes in DSS 3.0

◦ Penetration Testing

◦ Component Inventory

◦ Vendor Relationships

◦ Anti-malware

◦ Physical Access

PA-DSS for Software Applications

Look for PCI Pre-Certified Solutions


PCI Audits

Qualified Security Assessor (QSA)

Methods of Compliance Reporting

◦ Self Assessment Questionnaire (SAQ)

◦ Report on Compliance (ROC)

Guidance from your Merchant Bank


EMV CHIP CARDS(EUROPAY, MASTERCARD, VISA)


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EMV Around the World


First Chip Card

1986 Carte Bancaire

Counterfeit Liability Shift


2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

October

Merchant PCI

Relief for

early POS

conversion

October

Liability shift

for automated

fuel dispensers

October

Liability shift for

most merchants

April

Acquirers and

processors deadline

to process EMV

payments

October

Liability shift for

ATM owners,

domestic cards

EMV Cards Contact

Contactless

Dual Interface Contact & Contactless


Contactless Logo

Microprocessor

Chip

How to Use EMV Cards

Contact Dip Card into Terminal, “Insert”

Contactless Hold Card near Terminal, “Tap”


Contactless Logo

Chip & PIN vs. Chip & Signature

CVM Cardholder Verification Method

Chip Cards can Support Multiple CVMs

Merchants Should Accept All(where applicable)


Preference CVM(Simplified)

1 PIN

2 Signature

3 No CVM

Debit, Fallback, and Certification

U.S. EMV Debit Still

Rolling Out

Fallback to Magstripe

EMV Pre-Certified

Software and

Hardware


MOBILE AND OTHER FORMS OF PAYMENT


Hubway

Near Field Communication (NFC)

Subset of RFID

Terminal

◦ Initiator

◦ Requires Antenna

Card or Phone

◦ Target

◦ Requires Antenna

Proximity Enables Functionality


Mobile Wallet Acceptance NFC

◦ Apple Pay

◦ Google Wallet

◦ SoftCard

◦ Requires NFC Terminals

QR Codes

◦ Popularized by Starbucks

◦ CurrentC (MCX)

◦ Requires Scanner at POS

Changes to Kiosk Terminals

◦ NFC antenna for wallets

◦ Scanner for CurrentC


In-App Acceptance


Card Not Present (CNP)

◦ Card on File

◦ Cloud Payment Service

Automatic In-App Payments

for Better Customer

Experience

PayPal Acceptance

Popular for Online

Payments

Expanding into Retail

Consider Customer

Demographics and

Demand


Virtual Currency Acceptance

Popular Virtual Currencies

◦ Bitcoin, Litecoin, Peercoin, Ripple

Online Wallets

◦ CoinBase, Circle, Coin.mx

◦ Associate bank or card account

◦ Purchase and sell Bitcoins

Retail Acceptance

◦ CoinBase, BitPay, Revel


INTERCHANGE, FEES & CHARGEBACKS


Divvy

Interchange


Set by Card Brands

From Merchant to Issuing Banks

◦ Offsets Fraud Management Costs

◦ Cardholder Benefits

Transaction % + flat fee e.g. 1.65% + $0.10

◦ Merchant Category Code (MCC)

◦ Card Type (Card Brand, Prepaid, Rewards)

◦ How Accepted (Swiped, Handkey, E-Commerce)

Debit & Durbin 0.05% + $0.22

To Issuing Banks

Qualified vs Downgraded


Transaction is “Qualified” when it meets

requirements (qualifications) for the published

interchange rate. Examples:◦ Card was Swiped

◦ Settlement Batch Closed Same Day as Auth

◦ Settlement Information Contains an Auth Code

◦ Auth Amount = Settlement Amount

Transaction is “Downgraded” when

requirements are not met and receives a higher

interchange rate.

Downgrade Visibility Statements

Acquirer Statements


Pricing Models ◦ Interchange Plus / Interchange Pass-Through

Detailed Interchange & Fees

◦ Bundled / Tiered

Buckets interchange & fees into a small number of categories Qualified or QUAL; Mid-Qualified or MQUAL; Non-Qualified or NQUAL

Track your Effective Rate◦ Total Interchange & Fees / Card Sales Volume

Fees

Assessments, Network Fees

◦ Volume

◦ MCC

◦ Transaction Type

Processing, Markup

◦ Volume

◦ Transaction

◦ Chargebacks, Reporting, Verifications


To Card Brands

To Merchant Bank (Acquirer)

Fees (continued)

Gateway Fees

◦ Routing

◦ Connectivity

Security Fees

◦ Encryption/Decryption

◦ Tokens


To Gateway Services Provider

To Security Provider

Issuing

Bank

Interchange & Fees Example


Bikeshare

Operator Payment

Gateway &

Security

Card Brand

Cardholder

$0.17*

* Representative values only

$1.90* (CNP, 1.80% + $0.10)

Merchant

Bank

$0.05*

$0.03*

Receives

$97.85*

$$$

$$$

$$$

$$$

$100

E-Commerce

Bikeshare

Transaction

Chargebacks

A transaction is disputed by cardholder or their bank

◦ True Fraud

◦ Unrecognized Charge

◦ Dissatisfied Buyer

◦ Delivery Issue

◦ Friendly Fraud

Merchants must prove the transaction aligns with card brand rules, pay chargeback fees

Chargeback Monitoring Programs

Chargeback Management Guidelines


Chargeback Steps & Key Terms

1. First Presentment Transaction to the issuer

2. Retrieval / First Chargeback / Copy Request Seeking proof for disputed transaction

3. Re-Presentment / Second Presentation Transaction documentation to the issuer

4. Second Chargeback / Pre-Arbitration Documentation didn’t satisfy customer dispute

5. Arbitration Card brands decide financial liability


Cost Reduction Considerations

Speak with your Acquirer

◦ MCC

◦ CP vs CNP

◦ DBA Fields – Name, Phone

Get to Know Your Statements

◦ Monitor Downgrades

◦ Know your Effective Rate

◦ Interchange Plus vs. Bundled/Tiered


Cost Reduction Considerations Card Present

Minimize Handkeys, but when necessary…

◦ Security Code - CVV/CVC/CID

◦ Postal Code - Address Verification (AVS)

PIN Debit, Least Cost Routing

Level II & III for Corporate Cards

EMV Acceptance (October 2015)


Cost Reduction Considerations Card Not Present / E-Commerce

Fraud Detection ◦ Geolocation, Device Fingerprint, Patterns

Consumer Authentication◦ 3-D Secure Verified by Visa, MasterCard SecureCode, American

Express SafeKey, Discover Protectbuy

Cardholder Enrollment

EMVCo Taken Ownership of Specifications

Send More Data to the Issuing Bank◦ Address Verification (AVS)

◦ Security Code - CVV/CVC/CID

◦ Level II & III for Corporate Cards


SUMMARY


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Key Takeaways

Payments is complex with many solutions

for acceptance that impact customer

experience

Bankcard processing involves the Acquiring

Bank, Card Brand, and Issuing Bank

PCI DSS is a requirement for all businesses

accepting bankcards for payment

Encryption and Tokenization are emerging

security practices to prevent data theft


Key Takeaways (continued)

EMV liability shift begins October 2015

Accepting EMV and NFC may require

upgrades to kiosk payment terminals

Monitor your Downgrades

Monitor your Effective Rate

Thoughtful selection of vendors and

payment partners helps contain costs


For More Information

North American Bikeshare Association

www.nabsa.net

Bill Dossett

612.436.2074

[email protected]

Mantrana Partners

www.mantranapartners.com

Lora Vigil, Mark Ericksen

800.844.8240

[email protected]


Resources Payment Industry Glossary (provided by First Data)

◦ http://www.firstdata.com/downloads/thought-leadership/Payments-Glossary.pdf

Payments Dictionary (provided by Vantiv)

◦ http://info.vantiv.com/rs/vantiv/images/payments-dictionary.pdf

PCI Security Standards Council

◦ https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/

EMVCo

◦ http://www.emvco.com/

Visa TIP Program

◦ http://usa.visa.com/merchants/protect-your-business/cisp/merchant-pci-dss-compliance.jsp

Near Field Communication

◦ http://standards.iso.org/ittf/PubliclyAvailableStandards/c056692_ISO_IEC_18092_2013.zip

Interchange Rates

◦ http://usa.visa.com/merchants/merchant-support/interchange-reimbursement-fees.jsp

◦ http://www.mastercard.us/merchants/support/interchange-rates.html

Chargeback Guidelines

◦ http://usa.visa.com/download/merchants/chargeback-management-guidelines-for-visa-merchants.pdf

◦ http://www.mastercard.com/us/merchant/pdf/TB_CB_Manual.pdf


http://www.firstdata.com/downloads/thought-leadership/Payments-Glossary.pdf

http://info.vantiv.com/rs/vantiv/images/payments-dictionary.pdf

https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/

http://www.emvco.com/

http://usa.visa.com/merchants/protect-your-business/cisp/merchant-pci-dss-compliance.jsp

http://standards.iso.org/ittf/PubliclyAvailableStandards/c056692_ISO_IEC_18092_2013.zip

http://usa.visa.com/merchants/merchant-support/interchange-reimbursement-fees.jsp

http://www.mastercard.us/merchants/support/interchange-rates.html

http://usa.visa.com/download/merchants/chargeback-management-guidelines-for-visa-merchants.pdf

http://www.mastercard.com/us/merchant/pdf/TB_CB_Manual.pdf

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