Card Not Present transaction: Orders and payment information
are received from a fax order, a mail order or telephone order
("FOMOTO"), through the Internet, or through an interactive
voice response (IVR) system.
To accept and process card payments, an agency
may choose from a selection of payment solutions available
with the Louisiana.gov Payment Gateway (LPGW). See the table
below and click on the links for more information:
Card handling procedures for fiscal and business
operations staff, card processing rates and how to compute
for card proceesing cost is set forth in the statewide contracts
administered by the Louisiana
Department of the Treasury between J
P Morgan Chase Central Banking Services, with includes
the Central
Banking Services Amendment 14 for VPN contract, American
Express, Discover,
and VISA/MasterCard
through Paymentech.
2. ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER (EFT)
Agencies may originate electronic payments using
ACH, a highly reliable and efficient batch oriented EFT system
managed by the Federal Reserve Bank (FRB). There are two primary
types of ACH that are available through the Louisiana.gov
Payment Gateway (LPGW):
Direct Payment transactions: a consumer
authorizes an agency to automatically debit a valid bank account
for payment. Examples include: Tax Payments, Fines, Penalties,
Registration and Licensing Fees, Tuition Payments, and Utility
Payments.
Direct Deposit transactions: a consumer
authorizes an agency to automatically credit a valid bank
account for payment. Examples include: Payroll, Benefits,
Refunds, Vendor Payment, and Federal Grant Distributions.
The Louisiana.gov Payment Gateway service provides
a payment capture solution for processing ACH transactions
via the Internet. The Louisiana.gov Payment Gateway is a shared
service that enables state applications to interface with
and access the payment processing services provided by J P
Morgan Chase.
The Louisiana.gov Payment Gateway ACH enterprise
service includes:
- 24x7x365 support for the Louisiana.gov Payment Gateway
- Reporting mechanisms for reconciliation of the ACH originations
and exceptions.
- Common API's for State agencies to be able to incorporate
ACH payment functionality into their application(s)
- Single point of modification for state specific business
rules
- Secure and confidential ACH transactions
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