PCI DSS Merchant Responsibilities Guide
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Allied Wallet processes online payments for merchants globally and adheres to the highest level of PCI DSS security standards. PCI DSS is an international security standard established by major payment card companies to enable secure financial transactions and prevent fraud. All merchants accepting credit or debit cards must comply with PCI DSS, which includes 12 requirements around maintaining secure networks, protecting cardholder data, and establishing risk management programs.
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PCI DSS Merchant Responsibilities Guide
- 1. Merchant Responsibilities According to the Payment Card Industry By: Allied Wallet
- 2. Merchant Responsibilities According to the Payment Card Industry A processor of online payments for merchants in 196 countries, Allied Wallet offers a variety of merchant services, like an online payment gateway and mobile points of sale. Committed to supplying the highest level of data security, Allied Wallet adheres to Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) Compliance Level 1, the highest digital security protocols.
- 3. Merchant Responsibilities According to the Payment Card Industry An international security standard established by the largest companies in the payment card industry (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, and JCB), PCI DSS enables businesses to process financial transactions securely and avoid credit card fraud. All merchants that take credit or debit cards as a form of payment must be PCI DSS compliant.
- 4. Merchant Responsibilities According to the Payment Card Industry PCI DSS encompasses 12 main security requirements. These include maintaining a secure network with appropriate firewall protection, protecting cardholder data through secure storage and encryption, and establishing a risk management program that includes regular updates and anti- virus software. Other components of the PCI DSS security framework are implementing strong internal control measures that restrict personal data to a need-to-know basis, establishing clear information security policies for employees, and regularly testing the system for vulnerabilities.