USA Technologies Transaction Processing Volume Growth Continues
Over
"We believe that this record processing volume is indicative of not only
the increased penetration of the ePort cashless payments solution into
our target markets, but also the increased adoption of credit and debit
cards as the payment vehicle of choice for consumers at unattended
small-ticket terminals like vending machines and kiosks," said
The Company also attributes this growth in transactions processed to its successful JumpStart program which will continue into the 2011 calendar year as a result of the recently announced completion of a private placement offering for that purpose. The JumpStart program enables customers to implement the ePort cashless solution with no upfront investment. Under JumpStart, customers can opt for either the ePort G8, which accepts contactless payments, or ePort EDGE, a one-piece cashless reader and controller combo designed for quick installation. The JumpStart package also includes the ePort Connect® service for wireless connectivity, card processing, consumer services, online reporting, and over-the-air machine alerts. In addition, the Company's Deployment Planning Program uses sales data and consumer trend information to help customers deploy cashless where they are likely to see the greatest rate of success. ePort Connect is a leading payment service for unattended, wireless, cashless transactions, and is PCI Level One compliant for the highest level of security.
Pursuant to its licensing and processing agreements with its customers,
the Company earns transaction processing fees equal to a percentage of
the dollar volume processed by the Company, which are included as
licensing and transaction processing revenues in its statement of
operations. The Company's financial results for the quarter and nine
months ended
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