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I've done a bit of digging and if you look at the RAKBANK prepaid portal [0] you can see the service is powered by ECS which is based in India [1], with offices
by hamstah 13y ago
I've done a bit of digging and if you look at the RAKBANK prepaid portal [0] you can see the service is powered by ECS which is based in India [1], with offices in the US, UAE and Singapore.
Not sure about the other one, the bank of Muscat site is a bit crap, didn't find mention of the processor in the T&Cs or description of the cards [2].
[0] https://www.rakbankprepaidcard.ae/CustomerPortal/WebPages/Login.jsp https://www.rakbankprepaidcard.ae/CustomerPortal/WebPages/Lo...
[1] http://www.electracard.com/contact-us.php http://www.electracard.com/contact-us.php
[2] http://www.bankmuscat.com/cards/prepaidmain.shtml http://www.bankmuscat.com/cards/prepaidmain.shtml
- ticl 13y agoMore importantly electraCard is certified PCI compliant by Control Case [0]. I think, this is the primary reason electraCard's name is not on the news; it has been certified secure by the payment industry standard [1]. Either Control Case failed to perform audit properly or the hackers had some serious skills. [0] http://www.controlcase.com/ http://www.controlcase.com/ [1] https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/ https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/