The action follows Chase Paymentech's Class A certification of the two new devices.

Hypercom's T4200 platform features the highest security, largest memory and broadest feature set of any countertop device family of its kind. The recently introduced Optimum T4200 platform has also received MasterCard Worldwide Payment Terminal Security approval for IP and wireless transactions. The platform incorporates additional security features such as optional privacy shields, Triple DES DUKPT encryption to protect cardholder PINs, and utilizes HyperSafe32, Hypercom's exclusive RSA-based security infrastructure to prevent the introduction of fraudulent applications. The platform is compliant with the European Union's RoHS requirements for hazardous substances.

"We are committed to providing our merchants with secure and reliable processing, innovative payment tools and exceptional transaction security," said Jennifer Stout, Group Executive Retail Products, Chase Paymentech. "The T4200 continues Hypercom's benchmark-setting leadership in high security payment products, and provides an innovative solution to fit any customer's countertop needs."

"Chase Paymentech's rollout of our T4200 series adds to the product's market traction and strongly validates that our advanced security, engineering, features and functions meet an array of merchant needs while ensuring a safe shopping experience for consumers worldwide," said Gregory Boardman, Vice President, Global Product Marketing, Hypercom Corporation.

Hypercom's Optimum T4200 family consists of six 32-bit multi-application terminals with a consistent "look and feel" and 19-key keypad layout. The Chase Paymentech Class A certified terminals include models with dial only and Ethernet/SSL/dial backup connectivity. The new terminals join a full array of high-performance Optimum countertop, multi-lane, wireless and portable terminals that have been adopted by leading banks, retailers and independent sales organizations globally, since Hypercom introduced its first 32-bit Optimum product in 2004.