Curtis Vanderpuije, CEO of expressPay, is joined by other staff to receive the certificate
EXPRESSPAY, A leading Fintech in Ghana has received certification on both ISO 27001:2013 and PCI-DSS Level one, after a rigorous audit process.
ISO
27001 is a global information security framework from the International
Standards Organization that validates a company’s processes and controls as
world class while PCI-DSS is a payment systems security standard that validates
the systems of a payment service provider (PSP) as being highly secure.
ExpressPay
processes over six million card transactions.
“At
expressPay, we continue to provide the highest level of security to enable our
customers to effect their transactions safely and securely,” said Nii Tetteh,
Chief Technology Officer of expressPay. “We follow world class best practices
in both standards and ensure the standards are adhered to by our staff at all
times.”
ExpressPay
is the leading Visa
eCommerce processor in Ghana and it is the platform of choice for thousands of
people across the country. ExpressPay also supports other major card networks –
Mastercard, American Express as well as all mobile money schemes – MTN Mobile
Money, Vodafone Cash and AirtelTigo Money. The platform serves as a one stop
shop for the payment needs of both eCommerce and brick and mortar retailers who
use its Point of Sale terminals. ExpressPay epitomizes real-time payments and
currently leads all banks and Fintechs in facilitating real-time bank account
transfers in Ghana.
“We
are very proud to be associated with a successful FINTECH like ExpressPay” said
CK Bruce, CEO of Innovare. “It was comfortable working with a company
exhibiting such high level of professionalism. It was a breeze consulting for
them. ExpressPay took the opportunity of a regulatory requirement to embark on
a complete I.T improvement project to instill best practice all round”.
Innovare was the Information Security
Management consulting firm that led expressPay through the implementation and
audit process.
“We are not resting on our laurels after
achieving these key global standards” said Curtis Vanderpuije, CEO of
expressPay, “we will be looking to implement other standards that will ensure
we remain a leader in the FINTECH space.”
