For enterprises looking to streamline their payment processes without sacrificing control over their payment data, understanding the power of effective payment orchestration is key. This blog dives into how HostedPCI equips businesses with the tools necessary to customize their payment orchestration, ensuring both operational efficiency and stringent data security.
We are excited to introduce the latest upgrades to our Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system at HostedPCI. Designed to meet the evolving needs of our clients, our expanded IVR options now include the advanced IVR OmniFlow and SMS flow, tailored to enhance security and compliance for credit card transactions over the phone.
Sensitive payment data presents significant security risks in environments where customer calls are routinely recorded for quality and training purposes. Additionally, even with new PCI DSS 4.0 requirements, HostedPCI offers a vital escape from these expanded requirements through our enhanced IVR system and SMS payment solutions.
Our Dynamic 3D Secure Gateway Selection is uniquely engineered to put merchants in the driver’s seat of transaction security. As soon as the client begins to enter their credit card number, the first 6 to 8 digits of the card are immediately analyzed in the background.
Securing transaction data is paramount for businesses across all industries. With data breaches on the rise and compliance requirements becoming more stringent, partnering with a top-tier payment security provider like HostedPCI is not just an option—it’s a necessity.
In today’s subscription economy, subscription payment processing must balance security, scalability, and a seamless customer experience. Whether you’re managing recurring billing, ensuring PCI compliance for subscription businesses, or safeguarding against fraud, choosing the right payment solution is critical for growth
The Bank of Canada’s Retail Payment Activities Act (RPAA) introduces mandatory registration for certain payment service providers (PSPs), setting higher standards for security and compliance.
The Bank of Canada’s latest regulatory shift is reshaping the landscape for payment service providers (PSPs). With the introduction of the Retail Payment Activities Act (RPAA), businesses that operate as PSPs must now register to meet stringent standards for data security, transaction oversight, and compliance.
Ensuring PCI compliance is vital for protecting cardholder data and maintaining customer trust, yet many companies fall short in critical areas, exposing their systems to vulnerabilities. Let’s explore the most common PCI compliance missteps, their potential consequences, and how you can avoid them.