LinkPoint® Central provides one-stop location where merchants can manage everything related to transaction processing, from running manual transactions to setting up their Web sites to run transactions. With LinkPoint Central, merchants can review transaction reports, get technical support and help.  LinkPoint Central incorporates two of the main processing products, LinkPoint® Connect and  Virtual LinkPoint, and makes them easily accessible in one central location.

Virtual LinkPoint empowers merchants with the Internet equivalent of a point-of-sale (POS) terminal and software without the hassle or expense of hardware/software maintenance. Ideal for the merchant who requires a PC-based solution, Virtual LinkPoint enables merchants to process credit card transactions via any Internet-connected computer. Its innovative system processes customer orders received from a Web site, telephone, fax, mail or e-mail, then generates sales, returns, real-time authorizations and reports through the LinkPoint Secure Payment Gateway.

LinkPoint Connect is a payment-posting tool that uses HTML. Ideal for merchants with Web sites, LinkPoint Basic HTML script can be easily integrated to enable secure payment processing to the LinkPoint Secure Payment Gateway. In addition, LinkPoint Connect supports sales, returns, real-time authorizations, purchasing cards and real-time reports.  LinkPoint Central also supports LinkPoint VirtualCheck, a value-added enhancement that allows merchants to accept and process electronic check payments using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption.

Feature:

• Simple integration - Makes any Web site e-commerce-enabled by adding simple HTML code
• Fraud protection - Provides crucial preventive measures that allow your merchants to block specific credit card numbers, Internet protocol (IP) or Class C addresses, customer names, or domain names
• Integrated with popular shopping cart software vendors - Easily integrates with your merchants' Web sites
• Address Verification Service (AVS) - Helps your merchant’s combat fraud by comparing the consumer's billing address with the address on file with the card-issuing bank. If the two match, your merchants know there is a lower chance of fraud
• E-mail notification - Your merchants and the customer are both notified of pending order and transaction approvals via e-mail