Vendo Announces Compliance Task Force for New MasterCard Rules

Vendo Announces Compliance Task Force for New MasterCard Rules

LUCERNE, Switzerland — Vendo has announced the creation of a 10-person task force to build new systems to comply with the new MasterCard rules announced on April 15.

“The goal is to co-create systems that protect vulnerable people while minimizing challenges and easing compliance for acquiring banks and merchants,” said a rep.

The new systems will include an Audit and Reporting System; a Performer System; an Uploader System; a Content Review Process Prior to Publication System; a Takedown Requests/Complaints System; and an Appeals System.

The Vendo task force includes senior leadership as well as the leaders of service design, payments, software, systems administration, finance, data science and customer support.

The task force, the rep continued, is “in dialogue with acquiring banks and merchants to co-develop the new systems. The group is also in discussion with third-party service providers that can make compliance easier and faster.”

The task force will be meeting with the Vendo merchant advisory board to discuss the new rules and systems.

Merchants interested in participating can request to join the merchant advisory board here.

For more information, email sara@vendoservices.com.

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