Online checkouts use a variety of methods to keep information secure, including:
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Encryption
Encrypts sensitive data like payment details and login credentials using protocols like Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) or Transport Layer Security (TLS). This prevents hackers from accessing the data if they intercept it.
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SSL certificates
SSL certificates create a link between a website and a user's browser, and browsers will indicate if a website has an SSL certificate.
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Monitoring
Advanced monitoring systems can detect suspicious activities, such as unusual transaction patterns or multiple failed attempts.
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Payment processors
Some payment processors use TLS, which is an updated version of SSL.
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Payment vaults
Payment vaults store customer payment information so that it can be used for future purchases.
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Account updaters
Account updaters automatically update customer payment information if a card is lost, stolen, or expired.
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Third-party services
Some third-party services, like PayPal, can act as an intermediary between a merchant and a customer. This allows a customer to make a payment using a login and password, without giving their credit card information to the merchant.
Your emails and account information are never shared with any third parties, ensuring your privacy and security.
For additional questions or concerns about account security, please contact us here or email us at [email protected].