EMV upgrade Plan

	Electronic Payment Certification Institute
V2.2

How will your terminal be upgraded to allow EMV transactions?

Introduction
EPCI has requested each vendor to describe how the terminals presently deployed will be upgraded to respond to the acquirer's EMV requirements (*). This information is depicted on this page and represents the status on May 7^th 2007. The vendor remains fully liable for the supplied information. For commercial terms and conditions please refer to your vendor's sales person.
Banksys
C-ZAM/ Smash	The present hardware and software is certified to support EMV (*)transactions. If the terminal is not already upgraded, the certified software can be downloaded under the control of Banksys.
C-ZAM/ Xenta	The present hardware and software is certified to support EMV (*)transactions. If the terminal is not already upgraded, the certified software can be downloaded under the control of Banksys.
C-ZAM/ Xentissimo	The present hardware and software is certified to support EMV (*)transactions. If the terminal is not already upgraded, the certified software can be downloaded under the control of Banksys.
C-ZAM/ OPT Multi	In petrol: The present hardware and software is certified to support EMV (*) transactions. If the terminal is not already upgraded, the certified software can be downloaded under the control of Banksys.
C-ZAM/ SPIN	In petrol: The present hardware and software is certified to support EMV () transactions. If the terminal is not already upgraded, the certified software can be downloaded under the control of Banksys. In retail:* these terminals will not support EMV (*) transactions.
C-ZAM/ S(P)I Credito 200	IIf not already done, these terminals will be replaced with certified EMV (*) terminals.
Credito 50 & 150	If not already done, these terminals will be replaced with certified EMV (*) terminals.
Credito 250 & 450	If not already done, these terminals will be replaced with certified EMV (*) terminals.
Credito 500, 600 & 700	The present hardware and software is certified to support EMV (*)transactions. If the terminal is not already upgraded, the certified software can be downloaded under the control of Banksys.
BTG Europe - Status in May 2005 - No updated information has been supplied
Sagem (Ascom) line of terminals	These terminals will be replaced with BTG Thales terminals. BTG previously informed EPCI that hardware replacement will take place between June 1st and December 15th 2004.
Axalto (Schlumberger) line of terminals	These terminals will be replaced with BTG Thales terminals. BTG previously informed EPCI that hardware replacement will take place between June 1st and December 15th 2004
BTG Thales line of terminals	Once fitted with a secure pinpad, the present hardware can be used to support EMV transactions. The pinpad and software upgrade will be supplied by Thales. Please refer to the Thales Artema Schedule below.
CCV Cardfon
Verifone Omni 3750 + SC5000	The present hardware can be used to support EMV (*) transactions. The terminal can be upgraded by downloading new software. Roll-out has started.
Verifone Omni 3750 + SC562	The present hardware can be used to support EMV (*) transactions. The terminal can be upgraded by downloading new software and replacing the SC562 with a SC5000. Roll-out has started.
Verifone Omni 2250 + SC5000	The present hardware will not be used to support EMV (*) transactions. The Omni 2250 will be replaced with a Omni 3750 unit. Roll-out has started.
Verifone Omni 2250 + SC562	The present hardware will not be used to support EMV (*) transactions. The Omni 2250 will be replaced with a Omni 3750 unit. and the SC562 with a SC5000. Roll-out has started.
Verifone Omni 2250 without Pinpad	The present hardware will not be used to support EMV (*) transactions. The Omni 2250 will be replaced with a Omni 3750 unit and a SC5000 added. Roll-out has started
Verifone Omni 3750 without Pinpad	The present hardware can be used to support EMV (*) transactions. The terminal can be upgraded by downloading new software and adding a SC5000. Roll-out has started.
Ingenico line of terminals	These terminals can be replaced with other type of EMV terminal. If the terminal is not already changed, merchants can contact CCV Cardfon.
Keyware
Sagem (Ascom) EFT10SC	The present terminals will not be upgraded to support EMV and will be replaced by Thales Artema when EMV acceptance is required.
Thales Artema	See Thales Artema Schedule below
Thales
Ascom terminals (ex-Valor)	These terminals will be replaced with certified Thales EMV certified (*)terminals.
Thales Artema line of terminals	For on-line terminals: The present hardware and software is certified to support EMV ()transactions. If the terminal is not already upgraded, the certified software can be loaded under the control of Thales. The terminal can be upgraded by downloading new software. For merchants presently using credit cards only, a pin pad will be fitted. For semi-on-line terminals:* The present hardware and software is certified to support EMV (*)transactions. The certified software can be loaded under the control of Thales. The terminal can be upgraded by downloading new software on site or remotely, depending of the terminal configuration. For merchants presently using credit cards only, a pin pad will be fitted. Mass deployment is anticipated to start in May 2007.

(*)

EMV is specification issued by MasterCard and Visa, adopted by American Express and JCB. This specification covers hardware and software requirements. These EMV specifications do not describe in detail how a terminal can connect to the acquirer's systems. Acquirers have issued a domestic protocol specification and a few additional clarifications. The terminal will be certified against the global EMV requirements and the domestic specifications as described in the BAP and C-TAP protocol documents. Both specifications are meant when referring to EMV on the present page,