About the Voltage SecureData Payments POS Software Development Kit

End-to-Encryption on POS, ECR, eCommerce and Mobile Devices

The Voltage SecureData POS SDK is a set of APIs that implementors of payment devices and applications can incorporate to enable them with Voltage end-to-encryption technologies. Through a C-based API, Voltage’s Identity-Based Encryption and Format-Preserving Encryption can be easily added into the payment point of service to ensure that PAN data and other types of data can be encrypted from point of swipe to merchant or processor hand-off. 

The Payments POS SDK provides high-level interfaces for rapid application development as well as lower-level cryptographic APIs for advanced security operations. The Toolkit is suitable both for ISVs looking to integrate robust security into their eCommerce payment platforms as well as manufacturers wanting to secure payment and mobile devices.

To learn more about the Payments POS SDK and joining the Open License Program, click here.

Benefits of the Voltage SecureData Open License Program

• The broadest applicability: The Voltage SecureData Payments POS SDK is device-agnostic and easily portable to any hardware or software platform, including PIN pads, integrated POS systems, electronic cash registers, mobile devices and “card-not-present” eCommerce environments. Additionally, the Payments POS SDK takes advantage of TRSMs when available.
• Easiest system to implement: The Payments POS SDK has proven ports available to the largest number of platforms, features a small footprint suitable for constrained devices including hand-held and mobile, and has a supported hosted service for device testing.
• Easiest system to manage: The Payments POS SDK seamlessly integrates with Voltage’s simplified, stateless, key management architecture. No key injection is required eliminating labour-intensive processes for key rotation.
• State-of-the art key management: Voltage’s Identity-Based Key Encapsulation and Encryption Protocol (IBKEEP) simplifies the transmission of payment card data from POS devices to the merchant or payment processor. 

To learn more about the Payments POS SDK and joining the Open License Program, click here.