Secure, Compliant and Seamless Payments with Acquirer Tokenization

Protect payment credentials with advanced tokenization technology, ensuring security, compliance and innovation across all payment channels

Secure Payment Processing Made Simple

The Acquirer Tokenization solution enables acquirers to securely manage payment data through tokenization, reducing fraud risks and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. By replacing sensitive cardholder data with secure tokens, the solution simplifies transaction handling across all payment channels and delivers scalability and innovation to meet growing business needs


Key Features

Why Choose the Acquirer Tokenization Solution?

Acquirer Tokenization in Action

Retail and E-Commerce

Deliver secure and seamless payment experiences for customers using saved cards or digital wallets

Recurring Transactions

Protect subscription payments and repeat transactions with tokenized credentials

Contactless Payments

Facilitate secure payments via NFC devices, wearables, and IoT-based transactions

Cross-Border Transactions

Support tokenized payments for international transactions with enhanced security and compliance

Built for Secure and Compliant Payment Ecosystems

Streamline Payment Security with
Acquirer Tokenization

Secure, compliant and scalable tokenization for modern payments

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Acquirer Tokenization?

Acquirer tokenization is a process where acquirers replace sensitive payment data, such as Primary Account Numbers (PANs), with unique tokens during transactions. This enhances security by ensuring that actual card details are not stored or transmitted, reducing the risk of data breaches and fraud.

Acquirer tokenization is managed by the acquiring bank or payment processor, focusing on securing transactions at the merchant level. Issuer tokenization, on the other hand, is managed by the card-issuing bank, focusing on securing cardholder data from the point of issuance.

The solution supports tokenization for a wide range of payment instruments, including credit and debit cards, UPI IDs, digital wallets and QR code-based payments. This ensures secure transactions across various payment channels.

By replacing sensitive cardholder data with tokens, acquirer tokenization minimizes the exposure of actual payment information during transactions. Even if intercepted, these tokens are meaningless without the secure token vault, thereby reducing the risk of fraud and data breaches.

Yes, the solution adheres to global and local regulatory requirements, including PCI DSS, RBI guidelines and EMVCo standards, ensuring fully compliant payment operations.

Absolutely. The solution is designed for seamless integration with both legacy and modern payment infrastructures, facilitating a smooth transition without significant operational disruptions.

Implementing tokenization has a negligible impact on transaction processing speed. The process is optimized to ensure that transactions remain swift and efficient, maintaining a seamless customer experience.

Yes, acquirer tokenization is ideal for recurring payments. By securely storing tokens instead of actual card details, it facilitates safe and efficient processing of subscription-based or repeat transactions.

By replacing sensitive card data with tokens, merchants can limit the amount of cardholder data they store and process. This reduction in handled sensitive data can decrease the scope of PCI DSS compliance requirements, potentially simplifying the compliance process.

If a token is compromised, it cannot be used to retrieve the original card information without access to the secure token vault. This ensures that even in the event of a breach, sensitive cardholder data remains protected.