In previous posts we have already talked about this regulation, which came into force on 31 December. In short, the aim of this European regulation is to regulate payment services at the time of making a reservation -which directly affects the hotel sector-. And it obliges the guest to validate the form of payment through various techniques to secure the transaction in the system.

Many customers ask us about the COF operation of the Redsys POS. Here is a video in which you can see how the operation works, both online payment with SCA, as well as subsequent operations in GuestPro, both re-authorisations and refunds.

It is already a fact. On 31 December the new PSD2 regulation will come into force, which means a huge challenge for hosting companies, both technologically and operationally.

In this post we leave you the video of the webinar we did last December 3rd.

En este post se describe el funcionamiento del Servidor Proxy PCI-DSS utilizado por GuestPro para la comunicación y almacenamiento de datos sensibles de tarjetas de crédito.

There is a great deal of confusion about the entry into force of the new regulations, and although banks, OTAS and back-office systems have made great efforts, the system is ill-prepared for the change, especially with regard to payment authentication.

PCI-DSS is a standard that regulates the processing of customer card data. Up to now, hotel companies have been rather lax in complying with this standard, and card data are not processed correctly in the vast majority of cases.