Unstripe yourself: How to replace Stripe Elements with Basis Theory
Elements provide modern building blocks for collecting sensitive information in your UI, allowing developers to build immersive forms that match the look and feel of...
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How to insert sensitive data into a PDF using Reactors
A data tokenization platform supports zero trust architecture practices without losing your ability to interact with and use the tokenized data. For example, Basis T...
What is data encryption and how does it work?
Every day, businesses accumulate more data to help drive their decisions and understand their market. That data is not only confidential to the business, but often c...
Basis Theory Tokens: A new way to protect and use sensitive data
Tokenization is only as valuable to an organizations as the tokens are useful. While cookie-cutter tokens with rigid properties provide great guardrails to get up an...
Data tokenization and encryption using Go
There are an estimated 1.1 million Go developers today, making Go one of the top 10 languages in the world. The 2021 StackOverflow Developer Survey shows it’s one of...
How to implement KYC using data tokenization
Know Your Customer (KYC) solution providers, like Alloy, help financial services and institutions verify a user’s identity by checking their Personally Identifiable ...
What is Basis Theory’s Proxy?
What is the Proxy? Tokenizing your data is only the first step. Once your data is safe and secure in your vault, you need to use that data in a meaningful way. The B...
Using Developer Tenants with Basis Theory
A Tenant is the first thing you create after you sign up for Basis Theory, providing the foundation for managing your token infrastructure. Need a dedicated testing ...