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• Payment: The MS 1 meter accepts coins, tokens, credit/debit cards, smart cards, NFC payments (such as Visa Paywave, Mastercard Paypass, Google Wallet). • Switching Card Processors: The IPS system is designed as such that switching between different processors of the cities choosing is easily done. • Communication: IPS is offering both GPRS/GSM and CDMA communication platforms • Pre-existing integration with pay-by-cell provider PayByPhone, ParkMobile and ParkNow. This platform establishes a standard for any other 3rd party remote payment system. • Built in NFC radio capabilities for payment and other smart phone and peripheral interaction directly with the meter. • 2 SAM card expansion slot for additional card payment options. • Built-in ISM radio link to speak with vehicle sensors or other peripheral devices. • Expansion port on communications board allows for plug in capabilities for additional processors, wired links, wireless radios to enable unforeseen wireless links to peripheral devices, payment technologies or other card systems. b. The Proposer shall name its proposed communications provider(s). 1 . Primary wireless communications provider: T-Mobile (GPRS) 2. Alternate wireless communications provider: Verizon (CDMA) c. The Proposer shall describe auditing and reconciliation procedures that track electronic revenues to and from the meter through the credit card processor, including authorization messages, message security, compliance services, and deposits to the designated bank. IPS provides thorough and fully transparent auditing capabilities for credit card transactions. The City will also be able to use IPS daily and monthly credit card settlement reports to 100% reconcile with its merchant account statements. This provides fully transparent audits on all transactions. IPS provides complete details on each transaction that occurs including time, meter location, amount, and authorization code. Each credit card transaction is assigned a unique transaction ID at the time the transaction occurs. This transaction ID follows it throughout the entire process to ensure no loss of transactions and no duplicate transactions. I . A card transaction is authorized on a meter and assigned a unique transaction ID. 2. The transaction is securely transferred according to PCI-DSS Level 1 to the DMS and removed from the meter memory. Having been authorized, the specific transaction awaits settlement in the processing gateway queue along with all other City transactions. 3. Once the transaction has been settled in a batch, the batch ID is recorded for further record keeping and funds are transferred from the cardholder bank to the City's merchant account every day. 4. A record of all transactions and credit card settlement statements are available within the IPS DMS. This can be reconciled on a daily basis (in a daily summary) or as each individual transaction on a given day. REV: 05-05-16 JS Page 129 of 177 ATTY/AGR.2016.094/IPS Group