LIPMAN TERMINALS CERTIFIED BY PAYMENT OPTION SOLUTIONS, LLC. Syosset, New York, June 9, 2003 - Lipman USA Inc., a global provider of Point-of-Sale terminals and solutions today announced the certification of the NURIT® 2085, NURIT® 3000, NURIT® 3010 and NURIT® 3020 point-of-sale terminals for Check Debit Processing through Payment Option Solutions, LLC. (POS) of Westbury, New York. This certification enables retailers to utilize most MICR check readers on NURIT terminals to take advantage of POS unique Check Debit Processing opportunity. With the Paid On Signing product from POS, merchants simply pass the check through the reader and key in certain consumer information. Within nine seconds, the consumers personal bank account is accessed, the availability of funds is verified, and the account is debited similar to the way it would be in a traditional POS transaction. We have had a long standing relationship with Lipman throughout the years and this certification enables us to use a large array of check readers from different manufacturers with the Lipman product line, said Craig Tims, President, Payment Options Solutions, LLC. The Lipman line of products have been very reliable and marketable for us, and we look forward to expanding our base of Lipman products, he added. We are very pleased to become a part of POS unique Check Debit Program. We expect that through this program we will be capable of penetrating sectors of the retail market that have been inaccessible up to now, said Mony Zenou, President and CEO of Lipman USA. About Lipman USA, Inc. About Payment Option Solutions,
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