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Integrated Mobile Secure (IMS) Enhanced 3D Secure Add-on for Issuer with 2 Factor Authentication OTP (One Time Password) Dynamic Authentication Method Out Of Band Authentication Transaction Alert Fraud Notification Multi Payment Channel Securing Payment & Beyond

Infinitium has officially receive certification from Amex SafeKey to support both Issuing and Acquiring of American Express Card. The Infinitium Integrated Mobile Secure [IMS] is a payment server product designed for Issuer to provide acomprehensive payment verification and authentication capability for their Card-Not-Present (CNP) transactions. The Infinitium Integrated Mobile Secure [IMS] is a payment server product designed for Issuer to provide a comprehensive payment verification and authentication capability for their Card-Not-Present (CNP) transactions. Authentication for CNP payment such as E-commerce, Mobile Commerce and MOTO (Mail Order Telephone Order) remains one of the main challenges facing the Payment Industry affecting all the parties in the ecosystem - Acquiring Bank, Merchant, Issuing Bank and Card Holder. The 3D Secure Framework is widely recognized as the standard for Verification and Authentication under VISA s VBV and Master s SecureCode program that was introduced largely to address the E-commerce channel. Infinitium IMS solution is designed as an extension of the 3D Secure Framework to enhance the verification and authentication process with mobile based 2FA and capability to extend to other payment channel such as MOTO, IVR, Mobile Commerce. Some of the key benefits includes-: 2 Factor Dynamic Authentication to address Phishing, Trojans, Man-In-Middle, Keyboard logging attacks. Utilizes Stronger Security Control with Dynamic Password/One Time Password/Mobile Signature. Eliminate the need for customer to register and remember static password. Real Time Fraud Notification and Reporting by Card holder. Capability to extend to more channels such as MOTO, Mobile Commerce, IVR and EDC Terminal. The key highlights of IMS is the capability to extends the 3D framework to include other payment channel notably MOTO, Mobile Commerce transactions as well as the elimination of static password with 2FA Dynamic Authentication that is in line with the direction of many security policy set by central bank governing agencies. Features and Functionalities Ready To Go Hosted Infinitium IMS provides a ready to go hosted solution model whereby all the infrastructure are ready for deployment. Minimal time to market and eliminates the need to manage the system and maintenance functions. Elimination of Static Password One of the most significant enhancements with IMS is the ability to eliminate the need of Static Password. Card Holder does not need to register and remember any password.the challenges of forgetting and resetting the password is also eliminated. IMS Mass Enrolment Enrolment and Registration has always been the Achillies heel of the 3D deployment for the Issuer due to it s complexity and customer participation issues. With IMS, Issuer can proceed with Mass Enrolment without requiring further action from cardholder. With these flexibility and simplicity, the 3D secure adoption will be successful. Expansion to Multi Payment Channel Issuer can extend IMS s authentication capabling to handle multiple payment channel such as MOTO, Mobile Commerce, Auto-bill and IVR. This will provide the card holder with a common and seamless authentication methods everytime they used their card regardless of the channel of the merchant. Transaction Alert Every time a credit card is been used in CNP scenario, IMS will send an authentication message to the cardholder mobile devices. The cardholder will be able to report a fraudulent transaction in real time if they ever suspect that their card has been compromised. IMS can trigger the bank host to temporarily suspend the card in such event. This will help the bank to further minimize fraud and chargeback. Full Compliance Infinitium IMS is designed to be fully compliant with payment standards in mind. IMS supports both Visa s 3D Secure and Mastercard SPA-UCAF standards. Infinitium IMS is in compliance with PCI-DSS. In addition, Infinitium strong in-house R&D team and innovative support ensures that the product stays relevant in today s dynamic world.

Enhanced Security with Dynamic Authentication IMS enhances the standard customer authentication protocols such as Visa s 3D Secure and MasterCard s SPA-UCAF with additional processes via the IMS adaptor. The IMS not only offers the capability for 2 Factor Out of Band authentication via mobile devices, it also eliminates the threats of Phishing, Trojans, Man-In-Middle attack and keyboard logging. Infinitium IMS also supports a wide range of authentication methods providing flexibility to Issuer to pick and choose different authentication methods that suits the market demand. Some of the possible authentication methods includes:- Authentication Method ACS Window SMS Fraud Alert PIN Displayed Authentication Entry USSD OTP Notification USSD B Enter Pin SMS OTP Enter Pin VBV/SecureCode Password Enter PIN No None IMS Authentication Processing ISSUER DOMAIN INTEROPERABILITY DOMAIN ACQUIRER DOMAIN 23 Dongle Submit Payment (Enter Card Info) 6 Send PAReq 0 Submit PARes 2-March-0 6.33 pm From: 66302 Your ABC Bank s One- Time-Password for the purchase at Penang Hotel of amount RM725.00 is 257. It will expire in 5 minutes. Penang Hotel RM725.00 2/03/0 257 OTP & Authentication 2FA Server/Host PAReq 7 PARes IMS ACS Send VEReq 3 Send VERes Send Query (VEReq) To Determine The Appropriate Card Range Directory Server Certificate Validity Period: 03 April 200 till0 April 20 Validity Period: 03 April 200 till0 April 20 2 5 Send VERes CERTIFY MPI System Validate PARes Message 3 Payment Gateway Authorization Result Log Authentication Result Authentication History Server Certificate Validity Period: 03 April 200 till0 April 20 Validity Period: 03 April 200 till0 April 20 CERTIFY Proceed Authorization 2 Issuer 2 VISA Net Read ECI Code & Validate CAVV/AAV Before Authorization 2 Submit And Get Authorization Acquirer. Shopper browses at merchant site, finalizes a purchase and makes payment. Merchant now has all the necessary data to begin 3D Secure processing, including card number. 2. Merchant Server Plug In (MPI) which may be hosted by the Merchant, the Acquirer or a third party will send card number tovisa/mastercard Directory Server. 3. If card number is in a participating card range, Visa/MasterCard Directory Server queries appropriate ACS to determine whether authentication is available for the card number. If no appropriate ACS is available, the Visa/ MasterCard Directory Server creates a response for the MPI and processing continue with Step 5.

. IMS's ACS responds to Visa/MasterCard Directory Server. 5. Visa/MasterCard Directory Server forwards ACS response (or its own) to MPI. 6. MPI sends Payer Authentication Request to ACS via shopper s browser. 7. IMS's ACS receives Payer Authentication Request. Cardholder enters password using authentication method which is applicable to the card number. IMS's ACS authenticates shop per for the card number, then formats the Payer Authentication Response message with appropriate values and signs it digitally. The Payer Authentication Response message contains an ECI (Visa)/ UCAF(MasterCard) value indicating the authentication result. The CAVV(Visa)/ AAV(MasterCard) values which serve as a proof that authentication happens.. IMS's ACS returns Payer Authentication Response to MPI via shopper s browser. Meanwhile if this is a Visa card, authentication result will be sent to Visa Authentication History Server (AHS). 0. MPI receives Payer Authentication Response.. MPI validate Payer Authentication Response signature. (either by performing the validation itself or by passing the message to a separate Validation Server). 2. Merchant proceeds with authorization exchange with its Acquirer. Acquirer processes authorization with Issuer via Visa/MasterCard Net, then returns the result to Merchant. When issuer bank receives authorization request from acquirer bank, the issuer bank needs to validate the ECI/UCAF and CAVV/AAV value. Issuer bank may opt to reject the authorization in case of the 3D authentication is failed or the CAVV/AAV value is not valid. Customization at issuer bank host is required to read the ECI/UCAF value and validate the CAVV/AAV. 3. Acquirer return the authorization result to Merchant. Hosted Infrastructure Diagram As part of the hosted infrastructure, we will provide the above system configuration as part of our solution offering for the hosted model. There will be 2 sets of system (Primary and DR) running in two different Data Center with 2 different Internet backbone. The servers is designed with high availability configuration. Card Holder Acquiring Bank Issuing Bank Internet PRIMARY SECONDARY Web Server SMSC/USSD NAS The Hosted Platform will consist of the following: Dual Layers firewall IPS/IDS system Web Servers Application Servers Database Servers Monitoring and Fault Reporting System SMSC/USSD connectivity File Integrity Monitoring system System Policy Management system Event Log Management system Central Antivirus Management Console Stringent physical access controls to all servers. SMSC/USSD HSM Web Server SELM Lease/VPN Line Application Server Application Server Application Server 2 SELM 2 Application Server 2 Database Sever USM Database Server 0 Our system are monitored 2 X 7 and SMS alerts are triggered to our support engineer hrs for critical event. All systems are managed in 0 accordance to recognized standard such as Payment Card Industries Data Security Standards. (PCIDSS) Sample Screen Shot of IMS Sample screen on mobile phone when requesting digital from card holder. When cardholder call up, customer service agent will search for cardholder card number for detail information.

Sample screen on Incoming Authentication. Customer services agent are able to search and filter Authentication Attempt, Authentication Statistic, Incoming Verification, Registration Attempt report. Sample Screen Shot of Various Authentication Methods Penang Hotel From: 66302 Your Netbank Bank s One-Time-Passwordis 257 for the purchase at Penang Hotel of amount RM725.00. It will expire in 5 minutes. OID200032000 2/03/200 MYR 725.00 776776 A66632 RM725.00 Check-in 5-0-200 Double Bed Room BEST AVAILABLE -INCL BREAKFAST Check-out 20-0-200 2/03/0 R003 257 500.00 75.00 Service Charge - 0% of Total Package Charge 50.00 725.00 Sms Push B Receive the One Time Password (OTP) directly on the phone via SMS and key in <ID> on the web for authentication. Virtual Hotel KL RM7.00 From: 66302 Netbank Bank VISA Pymt Request Name: Virtual Hotel KL Amt: RM7.00 Pls reply to accept 2 to reject to report fraud reply? OID20003200 2/03/200 MYR 7.00 0002 A2365 R020 Studio Room Check-in 0-06-200 BEST AVAILABLE -INCL BREAKFAST Check-out 05-06-200 520.00 76.00 Service Charge - 0% of Total Package Charge 52.00 7.00 USSD A Receive the One Time Password (OTP) directly on the phone via USSD while the browser waits for mobile authentication, user respond via mobile with to accept transaction, 2 to reject transaction and to report fraud. Please use your security device to generate an OTP PIN. Then enter the PIN here to authorize the payment 23 Dongle OID200033007 30/03/200 MYR 30.00 502 A5755 xxxx xxxx xxxx 22 R020 Studio Room Check-in 0-05-200 Check-out 05-05-200 200.00 60.00 Service Charge - 0% of Total Package Charge 20.00 30.00 Generate the One Time Password (OTP) directly via dongle. User key in the OTP provided on browser for authentication.