Encryption

Encryption is a critical security measure in the payment processing industry, used to protect sensitive payment data during transactions. By converting data into a secure format, encryption ensures that personal and financial information is unreadable to unauthorized parties, safeguarding both businesses and customers from fraud.

How Encryption Works

When a customer makes a payment, their sensitive information, such as credit card details, is encrypted before it is transmitted over the internet. Only authorized systems with the decryption key can unlock and process the data, keeping it secure throughout the transaction. Payment processors use encryptions standards such as SSL/TLS to ensure secure data transmission.

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Related Terms & Synonyms

• Data Protection – Safeguarding sensitive information from unauthorized access.
• SSL/TLS Encryption – Protocols used to secure online communication.
• Tokenization – Replacing sensitive data with non-sensitive tokens for secure storage.
• Secure Socket Layer (SSL) – A technology for securing online transactions.
• End-to-End Encryptions (E2EE) – Encrypting data from the sender to the receiver to prevent interception.