◆ Trust Center

Security is a feature, not an afterthought.

How PareStripe protects company data, card credentials, and financial records — for this demo, described the way a real fintech vendor would.

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Encryption everywhere

Data is encrypted in transit with TLS 1.2+ and at rest with AES-256. Card numbers are tokenized and never stored in plaintext.

Access controls

Role-based permissions, mandatory MFA for admins, and SSO/SCIM provisioning on Enterprise plans keep access tightly scoped.

Continuous monitoring

Infrastructure is monitored around the clock, with automated anomaly detection on login patterns and transaction volume.

Disaster recovery

Automated backups and multi-region failover are tested on a regular schedule as part of our business continuity plan.

Compliance

Certifications & frameworks

Illustrative for this demo — badge names reference real-world frameworks that a company like this would typically maintain.

SOC 2 Type II
PCI DSS Level 1
GDPR ready
ISO 27001

Questions

Security FAQ

Funds are held at partner FDIC-insured banks. PareStripe itself is a software platform, not a bank — see the FAQ on our homepage.
No. Visibility is scoped by role — employees see their own transactions, managers see their team's, and finance admins see the full company ledger.
Reach the security team through the Contact page. This is a static demo project, so there is no real disclosure program behind it.
Primary infrastructure is described as U.S.-based with regional options for Enterprise customers, consistent with the data residency terms in our Privacy Policy.

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