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slim lichen
I think that's because we don't store cvc
It's actually not legal to store cvc
Businesses are not permitted to store the CVC number, so it’s unlikely that a fraudster can obtain this information through a computer breach. However, CVC verification doesn’t protect against the physical theft of a card, nor card information being used on a computer or website that isn’t secure.
Where were the payment methods stored previously? And what flow did you use to migrate them to Stripe?
dusty estuary
The CVCs were stored in a PCICompliance orchestrator. We did a migration via API.
Our business model is SAAS, with monthly recurring charges. We cannot ask for the CVC in each collection.
slim lichen
We did a migration via API.
How specifically
dusty estuary
Very specifically I do not know. It was done by the engineering team in contact with the PCI Compliance orchestrator team.
slim lichen
Ah. This discord is really just for helping engineers directly with api questions
Honestly I recommend you reach out to our support team
They have teams of folks who are better suited to help with data migration questions
Especially if your auth rate is dropping and getting a lot of declines
That's something they'd need to assist with
dusty estuary
Ok I'll take it there. But I see that the chat with support is no longer available.
Can you give me a link to contact them?
slim lichen
dusty estuary
Thank you. Any advice from you on this matter?