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Why Tokenization Is Better Than Point to Point Encryption

Whether you’re a developer seeking an integrated payment solution or a business owner searching for a credit card processing partner, the security of cardholder data should be at the top of your checklist. When processing and storing credit card data via a terminal, the payment processing security s...
Ursula Librizzi 10/29/2018 READ MORE
4 Features for a Functional and Secure Payment API

If you’re a software developer, you’re constantly evaluating ways to round out your product with new features and integrations. You want your software to be competitive and achieve market parity, which requires a constant race to develop the key features your customers need and additional features t...
Christina Lavingia 6/5/2018 READ MORE
Why Integrate a Payment API?

An API, or application program interface, is the set of protocols and tools that let different types of software interface with each other. Developers use APIs to avoid reinventing the wheel every time they want to offer a new feature. Facebook’s API allows users to log onto other sites using their ...
PayJunction Team 3/29/2018 READ MORE
Experiencing TLS Issues? Here's Why

Right now, if you’re using the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) or Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.0 protocols, you’re at risk for a data breach. A number of vulnerabilities have been found in this early encryption protocol, causing the card brands to require a security upgrade in order for businesses to...
Christina Lavingia 3/27/2018 READ MORE
5 Essential Features of a Payment API

If you’re an independent software vendor (ISV) who is evaluating payment APIs, you have much to consider. There might be a number of Payment Gateways seeking integration with your software; or maybe you want to offer your customers several partners to choose from, but you don’t know where to start.
Christina Lavingia 7/4/2017 READ MORE
What Is Tokenization?

If you’ve been to an arcade, you’ve likely dealt with tokens. When you enter the arcade, you trade legal tender for tokens, which can be used to play at the arcade but have no value outside the establishment. If you win a game, you earn tickets to cash in on a prize of your choice. But you can’t use...
Christina Lavingia 6/29/2017 READ MORE