PCI Point-to-Point Encryption
Date Published
2024
Category
Privacy
Version
v3.0
Description
The PCI Point-to-Point Encryption (P2PE) standard is designed to protect cardholder data during transactions by encrypting sensitive data from the point of interaction (such as a payment terminal) to the point of decryption. This ensures that card data is not exposed to potential attackers, even if the merchant's systems are compromised. P2PE is a critical part of the broader PCI DSS compliance requirements and helps merchants reduce the scope of PCI compliance audits.
Overview
PCI-P2PE is designed for merchants and service providers who handle payment card transactions. Its purpose is to protect cardholder data by ensuring that sensitive information is encrypted throughout the transaction process, minimizing the risk of data breaches.
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