Upcoming Changes in PCI DSS 4.0: What SaaS Platforms Need to Know
The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is the global standard for ensuring the secure handling of credit card data. It’s designed to protect card...
Insights and updates from the Basis Theory team
The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is the global standard for ensuring the secure handling of credit card data. It’s designed to protect card...
At its core, payments optimization focuses on streamlining the way businesses accept, process and manage payments to improve customer experience and cut costs. It st...
Cascading payments can be part of an intelligent payment routing strategy. In this post, we break down the details and discuss how they can influence your success ra...
Credit card tokenization is an advanced technique designed to protect sensitive cardholder data from potential security breaches.
Learn the meaning behind the different parts found on a credit card, as well as their function and relevant PCI DSS requirements, with this overview and FAQ.
Learn about sensitive authentication data (SAD), like CVV and CVC, how it works, and why you likely can’t store it.
Understanding PCI scope is the first step to reducing it. Get the basics and learn how to reduce scope by as much as 93%.
Understanding the different PCI merchant levels is the first step to reducing the challenges they might bring to your organization.
In this guide, we’ll review how card-on-file transactions work, examples of where they can be used, and benefits and drawbacks.
Everything you need to know about PCI DSS’ self-assessment questionnaires, Report on Compliance, an Attestation of Compliance.