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Payment Card Processing Services

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This subcontract for Payment Card Processing Services supports prime contractors managing campus card projects at the University of Texas at Dallas. The scope of work involves providing a secure, integrated payment processing service and gateway to handle financial backend operations, including the management of electronic fund transfers, secure payment processing, and comprehensive transaction reconciliation. To ensure the security and legality of financial data, the provider must maintain strict PCI-DSS compliance and hold TX-RAMP certification. The opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 522320, with a response deadline set for December 4, 2026.

General Info

Payment card processing services for UT Dallas, requiring PCI-DSS and TX-RAMP certification.

Agency

University of Texas at Dallas

Place of Performance

TX, USA

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Campus Card Transaction System

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AgencyUniversity of Texas at Dallas
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Performs financial backend processing for prime contractors on University of Texas at Dallas campus card projects. Implements secure payment processing, manages electronic fund transfers, and performs transaction reconciliation. Requires PCI-DSS compliance and TX-RAMP certification. Delivers a secure, integrated payment processing service and gateway.

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