payment-pci-security

PCI DSS compliance for card payments is ensured by routing tokenized card data through a Secure Proxy. This approach prevents raw card data exposure and provides implementation patterns for building compliant payment connectors.

Use a Secure Proxy for non-PCI environments to safely handle tokenized card data, while direct acquirer calls may be used in specific compliant setups. The Skill provides rules for choosing the correct routing method.

Configure the Secure Proxy by setting the secureProxyUrl and including tokenized card data in your Create Payment requests. This enables safe data flow without exposing raw card information.

PCI-compliant payment processing requires strict data-handling and logging safeguards to prevent raw card data exposure. The Skill enforces these checks to ensure tokenized data flows securely through the proxy.

A Secure Proxy is needed to prevent raw card data exposure in non-PCI environments. It acts as a compliant intermediary that safely routes and tokenizes sensitive payment information.

The best way to handle card tokenization for PCI DSS compliance is by routing payment data through a Secure Proxy. This ensures raw card data is never directly exposed or logged during processing.