SupportPay

Security

Security

We take security seriously so that you don’t have to!

Our Founder is a former executive at Symantec, a leading security provider, so security is at the core of our business. Your data isn’t stored in a computer under our desk. We have invested to ensure that we provide the most secure environment for you and your information.

 

We are PCI compliant. In addition, the biggest part of our plan is to choose the best partners to meet our very tough security standards.

World Class Data Security

Salesforce uses the most advanced technology for cloud application and internet security. It is currently powering over 100,000 enterprise companies and stores their most critical data and customer information in their data centers around the world. If top companies trust salesforce to run their business, so do we.

Monthly Subscription without Risk

We partner with Recurly to process your monthly subscription charges. This means we do not store your credit card information. Recurly is PCI-DSS Level 1 compliant and recognized on the Visa Global Registry of Service Providers. They meet or exceed all industry-standard payment security practices to protect your credit card information.

Process eCheck Payments with Protection

We partner with Checkbook who stores all production data in a physically secure PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) Compliant off-site data center. Since SupportPay doesn’t store your bank account information there is no way your ex can get access to it.

Your Financial Information Protected

All of your financial information is stored in a secure, encrypted environment and is not shared with the other parent. This means you can easily process payments without having to share any personal banking information with the other parent. After all, who is the one person in the world that may know the answers to all those security questions at your bank? Probably your ex! SupportPay enables you to easily send and receive payments without having to put your financial accounts at risk.

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