I understand if I use e-Path my website is not going to need PCI compliance certification which is going to save me a heap, but does my business still need some form of PCI compliance?
A. All businesses that accept credit card payments now require to do so in accordance with the PCI rules as it relates to their specific circumstances. There are many levels of PCI compliance. What PCI compliance level will apply to you will be largely determined by what merchant account/interfacing facility and method the bank is providing you and how you handle credit card data. Please consult with your bank. But yes, by using e-Path your website or shopping cart is removed from needing PCI DSS compliance.
A. All businesses that accept credit card payments now require to do so in accordance with the PCI rules as it relates to their specific circumstances. There are many levels of PCI compliance. What PCI compliance level will apply to you will be largely determined by what merchant account/interfacing facility and method the bank is providing you and how you handle credit card data. Please consult with your bank. But yes, by using e-Path your website or shopping cart is removed from needing PCI DSS compliance – because your online credit card handling activities are instantly PCI DSS cmpliant with e-Path.
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