SAN FRANCISCO, CA – May 14, 2020 —Visa Inc. (NYSE:V) today announced that 28 new partners will be joining Visa Token Service as credential-on-file (COF) token requestors. These new partners will help make digital transactions more secure by tokenizing both one-time and recurring payments made with Visa credentials. Tokenization replaces a cardholder’s 16-digit Visa account number with a token that only Visa can unlock, protecting the underlying card number from fraudsters.
New partners joining Visa Token Service include acquirer gateway and technology partners Assist, Aurus, BlueSnap, Braspag, Bambora, DPO PayGate, eComCharge, Fat Zebra, eGHL, Infinitium, iPay88, Iveri, LiqPay/PrivatBank, Mail.ru, Moneris, One Inc., Omise, Payture, Payvision, Portmone, RBK.Money, Spreedly, Tickets Travel Network EESTI, Tranzzo, WalletDoc, WayForPay, Windcave, and Yandex.Money. Once certified, these 28 partners will be able to tokenize credential-on-file digital payments on behalf of their merchant and payment clients for an additional level of security.
KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA - 14 May 2020 : Leading independent online grocery service, MYGROSER (www.mygroser.com), announced enhanced its delivery capabilities to further support consumers and businesses in Malaysia as the country grapples with its pandemic response. MyGroser offers fresh food, fresh produce, baked goods, essential items, and grocery delivery services in Malaysia’s USD20 billion grocery and supermarket space. It has stayed available throughout the country’s Movement Control Order (MCO) period, delivering daily grocery orders to thousands of consumers while under a national movement restriction.
“We have seen the demand for grocery delivery locally grow by over 1000% during the first part of this year, and have seen our own revenues and number of deliveries made daily grow ten times during just the past 2 months. On the back of this, we are accelerating our expansion plans to better meet the demand for convenient, fresh and affordable produce, everyday essentials and groceries that we are seeing from our consumer and business customers,” said Stephen P Francis, CEO, MyGroser.
MALAYSIA, 14 May 2020: Universal Robots, Denmark-based collaborative robots (cobots) technology market leader, today urged Malaysia’s SMEs (small and medium enterprises) to accelerate the adoption of robotic automation in order to remain competitive and efficient ahead of tough economic times.
With volatile market conditions and constant disruption, leveraging automation to optimise production is a constant challenge. A new class of robots, dubbed “collaborative robots” aims to bridge the gap between fully-manual assembly and fully-automated manufacturing lines. Universal Robots highlights that cobots could potentially improve productivity for Malaysian SMEs in the manufacturing sector by up to 30 percent.
