About Us

Masih Madani
Prior to joining TRANSYSA, Mr. Madani was the founder, President and CEO of Oncaldera. In January 1999, Mr. Madani accepted the position of Chief Technology Officer & Chief Information Officer at iPayment, Inc. (NASDAQ: IPMT) as a result of iPayment purchasing vIstore and other e-commerce intellectual property from vIstore corporation (a wholly owned corporation of Mr. Madani founded in 1996.). At iPayment, Mr. Madani was responsible for the design and implementation of iPayment's Transaction Processing Gateway (TPG), iPayment's secure Internet gateway that interfaces with the merchant's web site to process credit card transactions, Ka-Chingg, web-based, low cost alternative designed to provide small merchants with a simple and more efficient way to enter and authorize credit card transactions in real-time without using a physical Point of Sale (POS) device, and VERIFY-MY-ID risk / fraud authentication software that can identify a credit card holder and their corresponding social security number. Prior to iPayment's, Mr. Madani served as Chief Technical Officer of Opus Global, Inc., a custom software Application Developer. During his office tenures, Mr. Madani was a business automation consultant and network specialist. Projects included completing work on a pure Java based digital asset management system called Cylo and vIstore, which is a comprehensive e-commerce solution designed for small to mid size merchants doing business on the Internet. In 1997, he designed a web-based multimedia content management system for Northrop Grumman. In 1996, Mr. Madani designed a web-based asset management system for Sony Pictures Entertainment in Culver City and MediaCenter International, Inc. in West Hollywood. In 1993, Mr. Madani was contracted by The Library of Congress to design a system that digitized, cataloged and stored several thousand videos in MPEG format. This resulted in the creation of the National Digital initiative at the Library of Congress. Mr. Madani also holds financials services industry patents.