Yes. Jim is built on the same security standards that banks and payment processors use. Here's what that actually means for you and your customers.

Jim doesn't store card numbers, expiration dates, CVVs, or PINs on your phone or on its servers.

PCI DSS certified. Jim meets the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, the security certification required for payment processing. It's the same standard your bank and major card networks use.

When someone taps their card on your phone, the transaction is encrypted end to end. The data that moves between their card and your phone is scrambled and can't be read.

Your real card details are never transmitted during a sale. Jim uses a token in their place, a stand-in that's useless if anyone intercepts it.

Payment Links go through 3D Secure verification. The cardholder's bank can add its own step before the payment goes through, like a text code, bank app approval, biometrics, or a password. Wallets like Apple Pay and Google Pay usually skip it because they've already verified the cardholder.

Your 4-digit Jim Card PIN adds another layer for sensitive actions inside the app, like moving your balance to a bank.

When you add your Jim Card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, your payment details are stored with encryption. Access is protected by your face, fingerprint, or phone passcode.

A few habits keep everything locked down:

Jim support will never call, text, or email you asking for your Jim Card PIN, full card number, password, or one-time codes from your bank.

If someone reaches out asking for any of those, it's not Jim. Hang up, ignore the message, and report it.

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