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The EMoney® family of integrated electronic payment solutions from ETS® provides the
driving force behind some of the most successful payment applications in the industry.
EMoney® Software Development Kits (SDKs), Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) and
Component Libraries provide turnkey payment capabilities to organizations wishing to add
comprehensive support to their financial applications.
For more information on integrating EMoney® EFT into your financial application, please
contact the ETS Software Division representative below.
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| North American Inquiries: |
| Hadi Akkad |
| Executive Vice President |
| 1(800) 834-7790 x205 |
| hakkad@etsms.com |
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Real value comes from more than just competitive rates. An Integrated ETS payment solution
can significantly lower the cost of ownership of your payment and billing management software over
the service lifetime of your application. ETS Software Development Kits (SDKs) insulate companies
from the complexities associated with various financial wire protocols and new security regulations
by providing well documented and easy to use programming interfaces. Regular ETS software updates
deliver additional savings to your organization by enabling rapid adoption of new payment
technologies and regulatory requirements.
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Our proprietary EMoney® EFT solution is the result of years of experience and
incorporates best of breed technologies. State of the art and geographically
diverse Data Centers guarantee maximum availability and maximum performance.
Our intuitive online management software provides rich features that empower an
organization’s financial personnel.
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Reduce your overall attack surface with an integrated payment solution from ETS.
ETS® has more than a decade of experience safeguarding sensitive financial
information. ETS® has actively participated with both the Visa and Mastercard
security and fraud prevention programs since their inceptions. In addition,
ETS® payment systems comply with the latest banking and NACHA regulations that
govern electronic funding.
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