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How Jim protects my payment data?

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Have you heard about "PCI Compliance"? This is an extremely important topic for anyone handling payments, and today we'll explain how JIM works to ensure that your data and your customers' data are always protected.


What is PCI Compliance?

PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) is a set of mandatory security requirements for any company that stores, processes, or transmits credit/debit card data. These requirements were created by the world's major card brands to ensure consumer data protection.

Simply put: it's a global standard that ensures companies are treating card data with maximum security.


JIM is PCI DSS 4.0.1 certified!

We're proud to inform you that JIM is certified in PCI DSS 4.0.1, the most current and rigorous version of this security standard. This means:

  • We undergo complete annual assessments

  • We're fully aligned with current PCI requirements

  • Our systems are regularly tested against vulnerabilities

  • We maintain the highest security standards throughout our infrastructure and processes

This certification demonstrates our ongoing commitment to protecting cardholder data and maintaining the highest standards of security and compliance.


FAQ about PCI Compliance

Is PCI Compliance a requirement by law when processing payments?

PCI DSS is not a legal requirement, but rather a standard established by the payment card industry.

However:

  • It is required by card brands (Visa, Mastercard, etc.)

  • In case of data breaches, non-compliant companies face greater legal liabilities

As an entrepreneur, PCI compliance helps you:

  • Protect your customers' sensitive data

  • Build trust with your consumers

  • Minimize exposure to potential data breaches

  • Meet regulatory obligations

By choosing JIM for your payment solutions, you can focus on growing your business while we take care of all the technical and regulatory aspects related to payment security.

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