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CSFi helps West Indies FI with ATM, debit management
September 16, 2007
SARASOTA, Fla. - CSF International has signed a deal with RBTT to provide a debit card management for RBTT's operations center in Trinidad and Tobago in the West Indies.
According to a news release, CSFi plans to provide ATM/debit-card management services that supports card-maintenance activities conducted on RBTT's T24 core banking system. The DCMS accepting batch card maintenance files from the Temenos T24 core banking system and building a series of card maintenance files that will be imported into the bank's ATM/switching system.
Client workstations with card management applications are expected to be deployed throughout 11 RBTT banks located throughout the southern Caribbean region, and workstations for system administration will reside at the Trinidad data center. The DCMS will be powered by a dual CPU Intel Xeon Red Hat Linux server and will use Oracle as the system's relational database. It is also expected that a comparable debit card management operation will be instituted at RBTT Bank Jamaica to support several other RBTT banks in the region.RBTT Bank Jamaica currently uses CSFi's u/SWITCHWARE enterprise transaction processing and management system to drive its network of 31 ATMs and provide interfaces to core banking system as well as the regional EFT network.
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