PCI CompliancePayment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) is a set of rules established by the PCI Security Standards Council and enforced by the credit card associations (Visa®, Mastercard®, Discover®, etc.) to help avoid breaches and protect consumers from compromises of ...
Credit Card ProcessingProgram Benefits Cash Practice Accepting Credit Cards or Not Equipment Manage Your Account PCI Compliance FAQS Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) FAQs Do I need to do anything to become registered? Do all processors provide the type of PCI benefits tha...
P2PE devices are PCI-validated technology that can take your business network out of scope for a PCI audit and protect your customer’s credit card data. PCI certified P2PE devices are made for security, designed to detect tampering, and abide by strict controls to protect encryption keys. Wh...
Starting from March 31, 2024, all PCI DSS assessments will be mandated to adhere to the PCI DSS 4.0 compliance standardThe Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is a set of industry-mandated requirements for any business that handles, processes, or stores credit cards – regar...
PCI Compliance- also known as Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard Compliance, was created by the 5 major credit card companies in order to establish a minimum level of data security for businesses that collect customer information.
Previously:Part 1 – PCI Compliance|Part 2 –The Costs of Payment Aggregators Adds Up One of the greatest risks to your business when using a payment aggregator such as PayPal or Stripe may be the structure of the payment system itself. Unlike traditional banks and credit card processing syste...
Many payment gateways and online payment processing solutions may claim that their credit card widget excludes you from worrying about PCI compliance. This is not true. Even if you are using a third party to handle the collection, processing, and storage of protected cardholder data, you must st...
Some solutions may claim that their “drop-in” credit card widget excludes you from worrying about PCI compliance. But, even if you are using a third party to handle the collection, processing and storage of protected cardholder data, you must still follow the necessary certification process. ...
become the norm over the past several decades, the PCI Council was formed to address the technical and compliance safeguards that merchants and payment processors can put into place to protect customer data, prevent theft and fraud, and maintain consumer confidence in credit card payment processing....
TheFederal Trade Commission (FTC)is responsible for overseeing credit card processing as it falls under the need for consumer protections and oversight. While PCI compliance is not necessarily a regulatory mandate, it is considered mandatory through court precedent. In general, PCI compliance is a c...