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Myanmar AGD boosts banking security with chipcard use
Myanmar’s Asia Green Development Bank Ltd has launched chipcard transaction service in its automated teller machines, the first such service in the country.
The Asset 7 Jul 2016

Myanmar’s Asia Green Development Bank Ltd has launched chipcard transaction service in its automated teller machines, the first such service in the country.

EMV, or Europay MasterCard Visa, is a technical specification that facilitates interoperability between chip-based credit and debit cards and point-of-sale devices or ATMs. The key objectives of EMV are to reduce counterfeiting and fraudulent transactions, and to standardize all payment solutions on a singular specification recognized globally.
"AGD aims to provide enhanced customer experiences in the most secured environment for our customers. By implementing the global EMV standard, we are achieving a significant leap forward in protecting our cardholders against fraud," says Htoo Htet Tay Za, managing director, Asia Green Development Bank. "
Wincor Nixdorf, a German IT solutions firm, is helping with the EMV migration. The company along with local partners Myanmar Golden Rock Intl and ACE Data Systems, implemented the EMV solution within a five-month timeframe. 
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