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
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.
Online transactions are central to businesses nowadays, and maintaining payment security is essential. For any business that handles cardholder information, achieving PCI DSS compliance isn’t just recommended—it’s mandatory. HostedPCI offers a streamlined, efficient path to full PCI compliance, helping companies secure sensitive data and protect their customers.
With the upcoming changes in the Bank of Canada’s Retail Payments Supervision framework, businesses involved in payment processing need to ensure compliance with new regulatory standards. The framework, part of the Retail Payment Activities Act, focuses on enhancing the security and efficiency of payment systems. If your business operates in E-commerce, Financial Services, Healthcare, or Subscription Services, you’ll be directly impacted and must take action to meet these requirements.
As your business experiences rapid growth and transitions into an enterprise-sized operation, you’ll face critical decisions that shape your future success. One of the most important is deciding how to manage your payment flow: Should you stick with a robust e-commerce platform, or is it time to take control and bring everything in-house? Let’s dive into the benefits and trade-offs of each approach to help you make the right choice for your business.
Park’N Fly, a prominent provider of off-airport parking services in Canada, recently announced a significant data breach affecting 1 million customers. The breach occurred after hackers obtained unauthorized access to Park’N Fly’s network through stolen VPN credentials between July 11 and July 13, 2024.