Alp Jamol Bank selects BPC's software for retail services

Published July 28, 2008, 11:02 a.m. EDT

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Updated July 28, 2008, 10:02 a.m. EDT

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BPC, a provider of e-payment solutions for the financial industry, has announced that Alp Jamol Bank, a private bank in Uzbekistan, has selected its fully functional processing centre based on SmartVista Suite, a software solution for cards and e-payments processing.The in-house processing centre will allow Alp Jamol Bank to expand and improve its range of services available with the use of payment cards and introduce to its customers new VIP-products offered by the International Payment Schemes.The fully functional processing solution will ensure all the necessary facilities for Visa and MasterCard issuing and acquiring, including EMV-cards, and will permit the bank to raise its card business performance and move away from the third party processors' services.

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