Electronic Payment Exchange, Private Quarters Sign Processing Deal

Published February 04, 2011, 1:43 p.m. EST

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Updated February 04, 2011, 12:43 p.m. EST

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Electronic Payment Exchange has entered into a long-term, exclusive payment-processing relationship with Private Quarters Inc., the provider of credit and debit card and electronic check-processing services announced Feb. 3

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The company will provide Private Quarters, a City of Industry, Calif.-based company focused on direct sales of bed and bath linens and comfortwear, with online and point-of-sale Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover transaction processing services.

“Securing the payment data of our loyal customers is extremely important to Private Quarters,” Jeff Stroud company co-founder, president and CEO, noted in a press release. “The PCI-compliant credit card processing services provided by [Electronic Payment] protect Private Quarters’ customers and streamline our operational workflows associated with accepting credit card payments.”

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