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Travel finance teams sit at the intersection of payments compliance and travel-industry compliance: card-data security, money-protection regimes, escrow rules and consumer-rights laws all touch the same booking record. Evidence is the common currency of every compliance regime.

Compliance in travel is layered in a way most sectors do not match. The same booking can be in scope for PCI DSS, PSD2, ATOL Trust, ABTA, package travel regulations and the consumer-protection framework of the destination market. Each regime asks slightly different questions of the same evidence, and the cost of providing it scales with the gaps between systems.

The travel businesses that manage compliance well keep the evidence attached to the booking from the moment money first changes hands, so any regime can read what it needs without a custom export. The businesses that store evidence in silos pay for the gaps in audit, reporting and regulator interactions year after year.

felloh keeps compliance evidence — authentication, settlement, protected funds, refund history — attached to the booking, so the trail is ready when a regulator, scheme, auditor or customer asks for it.

The dashboard’s Audit view records every operational action against the booking — refund approvals, beneficiary changes, settlement reconciliation — with the user, timestamp and reason captured. Risk Analysis pulls together the financial-protection picture so ATOL, ABTA and trustee questions get answered from the same source as the operations team uses day to day.

For travel businesses preparing for audit, regulator review or scheme reconciliation, the evidence is ready before the request lands. Compliance becomes a query, not a project, and the same record satisfies multiple regimes without rebuilding it for each.