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CyberSource

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Industry
  
Technology

Website
  
www.cybersource.com

Founded
  
1994

Fate
  
Acquired by Visa Inc.

Founder
  
William S Mckiernan

Parent organization
  
Visa

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Type
  
eCommerce Payment Management

Headquarters
  
Foster City, California, United States

Subsidiaries
  
Authorize.Net, PlaySpan, Lightbridge, CyberSource Ltd., CyberSource KK

Profiles

Cybersource global payment processing for acquirers


CyberSource is an E-commerce credit card payment system management company. Customers process online payments, streamline online fraud management, and simplify payment security. As of now, CyberSource provides online payment management solutions to over 400K merchants globally across multiple industries. One single connection to CyberSource can enable merchant to conduct global business without merchant having to integrate to local payment providers/methods one by one, which largely improves merchant's go-to-market speed. Meanwhile, with CyberSource's Decision Manager, world's largest fraud detection radar, merchant can combat fraud most effectively. Offering most secure and Express Checkout experience is also one of CyberSource's core capabilities by having developed hosted payment page and Tokenization technology. In addition to normal direct card payment, today's most popular and innovative payment methods are also supported on CyberSource already, such as Visa Checkout(CyberSource is Visa Inc.'s wholly owned subsidiary since 2010), Apple Pay, Alipay, etc.

Contents

Cybersource secure acceptance profile setup tutorial


History

Founded in 1994, CyberSource provides online payment and fraud management services for medium and large-sized merchants. CyberSource acquired the U.S. small business payment services provider, Authorize.Net, in November 2007 for $565 million.

On April 22, 2010 Visa Inc agreed to acquire Cybersource for about $2 billion.

References

CyberSource Wikipedia