Statewide Contracts
CTR procures and manages a number of statewide contracts that enable departments to accept electronic payments and address associated data security requirements. To get started, contact [email protected] for details.
PRF81 – Electronic Payment Processing
This contract with Worldpay enables acceptance of Visa, Mastercard, Discover and debit payments, as well as associated point of sale hardware (i.e., credit card terminals).
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PRF82 – Electronic Payment Processing
This contract with American Express enables acceptance of American Express payments.
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PRF84 – Payment Solutions
This contract with Catalis (previously known as nCourt), Grant Street Group, PayIT, and Tyler enables a variety of payment solutions. Departments may leverage this contract to engage the vendor that best meets their requirements for web payment page hosting, Integrated Voice Response (IVR) hosting, and other integrated payment channels and methods such as kiosk or mobile. Credit, debit, wallet, and ACH transactions may be facilitated through the services of these payment solutions vendors. The electronic payment solutions can be configured to integrate with the Commonwealth’s primary financial system (MMARS) and other business or financial software systems as specified. Commonwealth entities may choose to implement some or all available payment channels and methods according to their respective business requirements.
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PRF73 – Payment Data and Payment Card Industry (PCI) Compliance Services
This contract with Compass IT Compliance and RSI Systems provides a full suite of compliance audits, quality assurance reviews, and testing for Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance, to protect personally identifiable information and other sensitive data. Data Security compliance helps merchant departments improve the safekeeping of cardholder information by tightening overall security standards and information management to:
- Minimize vulnerabilities;
- Reduce the chance of breaches, fraud, and financial loss;
- Ensure the security of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ e-commerce applications; and
- Seek opportunities to limit scope and reduce system and protocol vulnerabilities.
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