Expired Credit Card Updater

When you process a credit card charge through our VroooomPay Gateway, the credit card number is stored at the Gateway in a secure fashion (PCI Compliant), allowing you to refund to the card at a later date, or to re-issue a new charge to the credit card for a new transaction.

But what happens if the card has expired?  Well, the card is declined, and a new card number or expiration date has to be obtained.  The card holder has to be tracked down, and new information has to be entered, resulting in lost time and energy, and perhaps a negative contact with the guest.

With VroooomPay’s Expired Credit Card Updater, this problem can often be eliminated.  This exciting new functionality actually is capable of predicting a credit card’s new expiration date, and automatically entering it into the system for future use.  Now when a reissue is attempted against an expired card, the charge will usually go through and the card is updated with the new expiration date at the same time. 

This new functionality will be released to all clients using the VroooomPay gateway on

August 21, 2016.  After that date, you will be charged a nominal fee of $2.00 for the first transaction attempted against an expired card only if that transaction is actually successfully completed. It is a one-time charge which is not repeated for subsequent reissues against the updated card.

In the event that you prefer to handle upcoming credit cards manually, please enter a help ticket and we will remove this new functionality from your gateway interface.

Best Regards,

VRM Staff

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