IRVINE, Calif., March 14, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Continental Prison Systems, Inc. (OTC:CPSZ) - a payment processing technology company that specializes in the $500 billion government payment space, is pleased to announce that is has completed and released the latest version of its proprietary payment software via EZAP 2.1.
The new software upgrade allows multiple credit card processors to be used from the same hardware system such as a kiosk. Most importantly, the release allows Continental to better integrate with existing government platforms, thus enabling the company to take a more diverse array of municipal payments.
"Today's release is a testament to our talented engineering team which is perpetually looking for ways to improve the user experience, the benefit to the institution, and to increase revenue for our shareholders," stated Ronald Hodge, Chief Executive Officer of Continental Prison Systems. "Through this release, more customers will be able to use Continental via the preferred credit card method."
"And this release is yet another step in our continual transition to accepting all possible municipal payments, not just those in the jail and prison context," Hodge added. "EZAP 2.1 makes it easier going forward to apply our systems in existing and newly signed municipalities. We are truly focused on becoming a one-stop municipal payment processor and capturing market share in that vast arena."
About Continental Prison Systems
Continental Prison Systems Inc (dba EZCard and Kiosk) is a technology company that provides government agencies with proprietary hardware (Kiosks) and cloud based software systems that automate the process of collecting payments from the general public (Cash, Debit and Credit). These systems deliver payment acceptance, real-time accounting and payment risk-mitigation services. The company distributes these technologies through direct sales, channel partners, and various licensed entities.
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