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`Markets-Alert’s “Card and Account
`Protection System” has been
`developed with reliability and
`maintain ability as prime
`considerations.
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`The system is server based and
`operates on the Linux platform.
`The system sits inside the bank's
`firewall as an internal platform
`with customer web page access
`through the banks web portal.
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`The CAPS system is modular, and
`consists of eight individual
`modules that work as one system.
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`This approach ensures that
`individual modules can be
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`The system has the following
`features:
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`The “CAPS” software makes
`use of the advanced load
`balancing technology which
`allows servers to share tasks
`and ensure optimum system
`output.
`Using multiple servers the
`system can continue operating
`even if one server goes down -
`data is automatically re-routed
`until the problem is solved.
`The system utilizes
`technologies that allow for the
`addition of new functionality
`without shutting down or re-
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`Markets-Alert’s “Card and Account
`Protection System” can be used
`solely as a fraud prevention tool, or
`as a revenue generating customer
`service enhancement, or a
`combination of both.
`
`The “CAPS” software has the
`ability to significantly reduce
`or eliminate fraud on card
`based transactions.
`The “CAPS” system can
`replace manual processes that
`are currently used by many
`card issuing authorities.
`Customer usage can be linked
`to a card reward program.
`The “CAPS” software can
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`upgraded or modified without
`having to stop the live system
`when in use, or having to
`"unpack" system layers in order to
`gain access to the relevant
`operating system areas to be
`upgraded or modified.
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`starting the entire system.
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`provide the card holder with
`timely information and a
`greater level of confidence in
`electronic banking processes.
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