Transaction Media Networks

Transaction Media Networks provides a cashless payment gateway for retailers and service providers, supporting credit, e-money, and QR/barcode payments across industries.

Transaction Media Networks follows revised installment sales laws to secure credit card information for merchants.

Transaction Media Networks meets PCI DSS v4.0 security standards, validating its system’s high security level.

Transaction Media Networks begins recruiting new graduates for 2018.

Transaction Media Networks identified a system error between March 2011 and February 2017 that may have caused double deductions for some transit electronic money transactions. The issue affected only transit electronic money and has since been resolved. The company will refund affected customers and coordinate with relevant parties to address the issue.

CARDNET adopts the RX100 series, a new multifunctional reader developed by DENSO Wave, as a connection reader for its credit shared-use terminals. The series supports major domestic electronic money and EMV contactless standards, with the RX100QT also reading QR codes and barcodes.

Transaction Media Networks invites interested candidates to register their careers for suitable position recommendations.

Transaction Media Networks offers training for new employees to develop business manners, learn about the company’s organization and operations, and explore roles across departments.

Transaction Media Networks pioneered cloud-based electronic money payments in 2011. Over 1.2 million terminals now connect to its cashless payment gateway, supporting credit, QR, and barcode payments.

Accessible from Tokyo Metro Ginza and Tozai lines at Nihonbashi Station, and Toei Asakusa Line at Nihonbashi Station B4 exit.

Transaction Media Networks integrates SDGs into all operations to achieve its mission of creating secure living. It focuses on accessibility, reliability, and fostering an environment where employees and partners thrive.

Transaction Media Networks commercialized cloud-based electronic money first in Japan and has since expanded its cashless solutions to include credit, QR/barcode payments, and house prepaid. It processes annual transactions worth 5.5 trillion yen and operates over 1.24 million connected terminals.

Transaction Media Networks offers a range of payment services for supermarkets, convenience stores, and drugstores.

Transaction Media Networks protects customer personal data and ensures compliance with privacy regulations.

Transaction Media Networks provides financial and operational data on its website but does not guarantee its accuracy or use it for investment promotion.

Transaction Media Networks protects information assets and maintains a secure management system to ensure trust from stakeholders.