The payment processing secure online e-gadgets platform is fully managed by one of the largest acquirers of transactions with payment cards in Europe, has long experience in terms of security of transactions and provides the merchants and their customers (cardholders) maximum security available in the field of distance selling. In particular, the platform completely satisfies (compliance) with the following safety standards:

CVV (Card Verification Value)

This code is reported on credit and is used as an additional safety element for CNP transactions (Customer Not Present) typically then type in eCommerce transactions and MOTO (Mail Order - Telephone Order carte). Use of this safety code aims to ensure that the person who is making a purchase is in possession of the credit card. In VISA and MASTERCARD CVV is printed on the back of your credit card (3 digits). In the Cards AMERICAN EXPRESS, the CVV is printed on the front of the credit card above the card number (4 digits).

3DSecure (VERIFIED BY VISA - MASTERCARD SECURE CODE)

This code consists of a "password" that the holder of the credit card must indicate on a special internet site request of the operator from whom you are making a purchase. It uses only for eCommerce transactions and represents an additional safety element to the CVV. The holder must show the same "password" it has stored in its time on the website of the bank that issued your credit card (bank issuer). Only in this way the transaction can be considered safe, since it is assumed that only the true owner of the credit card's knowledge. The 3DSsecure applies to payment cards VISA and MASTERCARD.

PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry - Data Security Standard)

These codes identify the most important "world safety standards" for companies that use in any mode information regarding payment cards (credit, debit, pre-paid cards, etc). This standard is regulated by the PCI Security Standard Council which essentially takes care of monitoring and controlling the management of data relating to payment cards of parts of all stakeholders (banks, retailers, brokers) in order to reduce the phenomenon of fraudulent transactions. All stakeholders are subjected to an annual surveillance audit by a body QSA (Qualified Security Assessor).