SLIM CD introduces new transaction controls, PCI compliance reporting, tokenization management, and API governance, offering merchants greater security and flexibility. These updates help businesses stay compliant with evolving industry requirements while improving payment processing efficiency. Key features include tiered authorization thresholds, enhanced user experience, and EMV device compliance tools, all available immediately to SLIM CD merchants.
Coral Springs, FL – October 7, 2025 – SLIM CD, Inc., a leading payments software developer and service provider, is proud to announce a suite of new enhancements designed to give merchants greater visibility, flexibility, and control over their payment environments. The updates reinforce Slim CD’s commitment to providing secure, standards-driven solutions that adapt to evolving industry requirements.
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Account-Level Transaction Controls – Merchants can configure which transaction types (including authorizations, credits, and offline transactions) are permitted across their accounts, tailoring acceptance policies to fit specific business needs.
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Tiered Authorization Tolerance – Sliding-scale thresholds, using both linear and hyperbolic models, allow fine-tuned management of authorization amounts and FORCE/TIPEDIT behavior.
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PCI Compliance Reporting – Comprehensive new reports provide insights into user credentials, compliance levels, and actionable recommendations for meeting and maintaining PCI standards.
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Tokenization Management – Expanded controls encourage transactions to be matched to original authorizations, strengthening token usage policies and reducing reliance on standalone tokens.
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API Governance – Merchants gain granular restrictions over API access, ensuring that only approved transaction types and features are available through integrations.
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User Experience Enhancements – A redesigned MFA and password-expiration interface provides clear countdowns to upcoming changes, helping users stay compliant without disruption.
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EMV Device Compliance Tools – Updated resources help keep EMV transaction data current and aligned with the latest compliance requirements.
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Level III Enhancements – Updated to meet the latest changes required by the networks.
“These enhancements reflect our ongoing mission to give merchants tools that are both powerful and easy to use,” said Sami Slim, CEO of Slim CD. “By combining robust security controls with streamlined compliance management, we’re helping our clients focus on running their businesses while staying ahead of industry requirements.”
Slim CD continues to invest in developing technologies that balance advanced security with user-friendly experiences, ensuring its merchant partners can transact with confidence in a rapidly evolving payment landscape. These new features are available immediately to SlimCD merchants.
About SLIM CD, Inc
SLIM CD, Inc. has been in operation for over 25 years and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Online Commerce Corporation (OCC), a privately held E-Commerce service provider. SLIM CD specializes in payment gateway services and credit card processing software development for the desktop, mobile, and the Internet.
Additional information regarding SLIM CD, Inc. can be found at http://www.slimcd.com.
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