Buyer Protection

PayPal:

- Data encryption: PayPal uses advanced encryption technology to protect customer payment card information. When you make a transaction, your card information is encrypted and transmitted over a secure channel.

- Do not reveal card information: When you use PayPal to pay, the merchant only receives payment information from PayPal, not your card information. This reduces the risk of disclosing card information to merchants.

- Transaction audit mode: PayPal uses automated transaction audit modes to detect and prevent suspicious or fraudulent transactions. This helps protect your account from potential fraudulent activity.

.Stripe:

- Data encryption: Stripe also uses the encryption of payment card information using the SSL/TLS protocol. This ensures that the customer's card information is protected as it travels over the network.

- Meets PCI-DSS security standards: Stripe complies with the PCI-DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) security standard. This ensures that Stripe applies infrastructure, process, and data management security measures to protect customer payment card information.

Risk management: Stripe uses fraud detection and risk analysis tools to check for and prevent fraudulent transactions. They monitor unusual trading patterns and apply appropriate safeguards.

Secure hardware, secure payments

Security is engineered into Square hardware and software from the ground up. Your payments are encrypted to protect from hackers. It’s all designed and maintained by Square so you don’t have to go through anybody else.

Payments are secure out of the box with no lengthy setup.

All card-present payments are encrypted from end to end.

In-house teams constantly monitor our server security.