Tokenisation is a mechanism that substitutes sensitive cardholder information, such as credit card numbers, with distinct non-sensitive tokens. These tokens are then used to facilitate transactions without revealing the original data, enhancing security and risk of exposure for both businesses and customers. In the context of travel enterprises, tokenisation safeguards payment details, diminishes the likelihood of fraud, and ensures adherence to data protection laws, all while preserving a smooth payment process.
Tokenisation enhances security in travel payments by protecting customer card information during online bookings and transactions, reducing the risk of data breaches.
Implementing tokenisation requires compatible payment systems and infrastructure. Travel companies must ensure that tokens are stored and transmitted securely, while maintaining the ability to process them efficiently.
- Tokenisation secures sensitive payment data with non-sensitive tokens.
- It reduces data breach risks in online travel transactions.
- Secure storage and processing of tokens are necessary for effective security.
Felloh enhances security for travel businesses through tokenisation, replacing sensitive payment data with unique tokens that cannot be used outside of specific transactions. This reduces the risk of data breaches by ensuring that customer card details are never exposed during transactions. Felloh’s platform integrates tokenisation seamlessly into the payment process, providing a secure environment for both businesses and customers. This enhances trust while maintaining compliance with industry security standards, such as PCI DSS, ensuring safe and secure payments.
