#sandy.nozaki

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twilit saddle
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Are you referring to the Stripe IDs for Transfer objects and Balance Transaction objects?

tight hawk
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yeah referring to the Stripe transaction and transfer ids

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we just want to make sure its not containing any sensitive info

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like the fingerprint in the transaction or transfer_ids

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we want to have those available on our portal so that our vendors can refer to for tracking from our portal to stripe

twilit saddle
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I can't speak to what is and isn't PCI compliant, but those are Stripe-specific IDs, so they should have nothing to do with PCI requirements as far as I know.

tight hawk
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but do those stripe-specific ids contain any sensitive info? such as fingerprint?

twilit saddle
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no

tight hawk
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can i assume that the transaction id contains just the order details?

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even if some hacker was to get those stripe-specific ids, they wouldnt be able to obtain any sensitive info right? unless they took those and hacked into stripe?

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silver thunder
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The id itself doesn't contain any info. They'd need access to your API keys or Stripe's system to get anything with the ID

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It's not considered sensitive data

tight hawk
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so any stripe-specific ids do not contain any sensitive info.

silver thunder
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The id themselves are not sensitive

tight hawk
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the API key you are referring to is the private client key right?

silver thunder
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yes

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that is sensitive

tight hawk
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the secret key

silver thunder
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yes

tight hawk
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ok thank you so much