MOBILE PAYMENT WITH EPS & FDCDEVICE INTEGRATION

About Wayne Fueling Systems

Wayne designed its first pump in 1891 and has been on the forefront of design ever since. We would go on to introduce the mechanical computing dispenser, the blending pump, the electronic dispenser and the first Customer Activated Terminal (CAT), a product that heralded the age of self service and pay-at-the-pump.

As Wayne grew in product development and innovation, the company also grew in size and global scope. We began to expand with the opening of our Canada office, eventually leading to a Wayne home in England, Brazil, Australia, South Africa, Germany, Italy, Sweden, and China.

Throughout the years, Wayne acquired and partnered with several successful companies to bring our customers more integrated, ground-breaking solutions. Shortly after a merger with Dresser Industries in 1968, we opened our Austin, Texas world headquarters. In 2011, Dresser-Wayne was acquired by General Electric.

Earlier this year, Wayne Fueling Systems was purchased by Riverstone, LLC and became an independent company

Using Standards to Achieve

A New Level of Control

Wayne FusionTM 6000 Forecourt System

Fusion 6000, Designed & built specifically for the petroleum retail environment

• Rugged appliance withstands extreme temperatures and dust

• Designed in a small space-saving form factor for rack, wall or desktop mounting

• Compact size and one box design simplifies installation and serviceability

• Solid state, low-power design with battery back-up for data preservation

• Interchangeable interface boards designed specifically to handle the challenges of the retail petroleum environment and add flexibility

• Common core software base across all platforms ensures scalability and reliability

Fusion Core Functionality

POS•Wayne Nucleus

•Wincor NAMOS

•NCR

•Pinnacle

•Retalix

Media Content Delivery

Mobile Gateway

Cloud EPS

LoyaltyGateway

Remote Management

& Diagnostics

API Management

3rd Party Apps

Fuels Management

Cloud Platform

On-SiteEPS

Forecourt

Controller

Tank Gauge

Price Signs

OPTs

Dispensers

POS System

IFSF-FDC

Loyalty

Gateway

Mobile Payment

Gateway

Forecourt

POSTS API

Cloud EPS

EPSPIN pads

POS-EPS

ECC

Data

API(s)

Media

RM&D

• International Forecourt Standards Forum (IFSF)– Global Standard for POS to EPS messaging

– Global Standard for POS to FDC messaging

– Conexxus and IFSF Cooperative Standard Efforts

• Conexxus Loyalty EPS-Host Messaging Support

• Conexxus Standard Payment Product Codes

• TCP/IP Transaction Processing

• Can support various EPS-Host Message Specifications including those based on ISO 8583

Fusion 6000 Interfaces and Industry Technology Drivers

• Unsolicited Authorization

• OPT Merchandising

• Multiple Mobile Payment Providers

• Impact to POS Processing Flow

Mobile Payments Challenges on the Forecourt

• Three options:

1. POS/controller initiates a transaction prior to customer performing an action

2. EPS sends an unsolicited message to POS upon receiving an authorization

3. EPS performs transaction autonomously without POS interaction

Unsolicited Authorization

• Does not require the consumer to interact with the OPT; does not require OPT at all

• Speed to authorize dispenser is much faster than a traditional transaction

• Increased security. No sensitive information is sent to the site system

– Payment card details are held above site

Benefits of Unsolicited Authorization

• The POS can sell non-fuel items at the OPT

– Similar to normal pay-at-pump transactions

• The Wayne Cloud Services Mobile Gateway facilitates the selling of non-fuel items on the mobile device

– Reduces or eliminates the need for the consumer to interact with the OPT

OPT Merchandising

• On an individual transaction basis, the site system is agnostic on the mobile provider

• The Wayne Cloud Services Mobile Gateway provides for multiple service providers without impacting the site system

• Each provider does its own settlement or this could be integrated with the primary FEP if it is also the mobile payment processor

Multiple Mobile Payment Providers

• Designed to avoid impacts to the POS system• Uses POS-EPS and POS-FDC standards to run

the transaction• Mobile implementation details are concealed

by the EPS

Outdoor Payment Flow

CONFIDENTIAL

Nov. 2014

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