payment-pci-security

To route card data through a Secure Proxy for PCI DSS compliance, you must route sensitive payment information through the proxy when required, ensuring strict adherence to tokenization and data flow rules. This prevents raw data exposure across VTEX payment connectors.

You need Secure Proxy for payment connector integrations when handling card data in non-PCI-certified environments. It enforces PCI-compliant decision logic by routing sensitive information safely and applying token-based data handling.

Token-based card data handling in VTEX IO apps replaces raw sensitive card details with secure tokens. This process ensures strict PCI DSS adherence by preventing direct exposure and enforcing safe storage constraints for non-sensitive fields.

To redact sensitive payment information in logs, apply redacted logging patterns that strip raw card data before storage. This ensures PCI-compliant data handling and prevents accidental exposure of sensitive payment details during auditing.

Yes, Secure Proxy works with both PCI-certified and non-PCI environments. It enforces decision logic across both setups, defining whether raw data or token-based handling is required to maintain strict PCI DSS compliance.

Storage constraints for non-sensitive payment fields require strict limitations on what data can be retained after processing. By applying PCI-safe rules, the system ensures only approved non-sensitive information is stored while sensitive card data is tokenized or routed through Secure Proxy.