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CRE Secure™, a trusted, hosted payment acceptance service for online retailers, takes the worry out of credit card security and Payment Card Industry (PCI) rules. That’s because CRE Secure is the only PCI-certified payment system that seamlessly connects your existing shopping cart program to the major banks and processors.
Best of all, CRE Secure™ gives your online shoppers a smooth ride—from shopping cart to checkout—because it offers the only checkout page that automatically “clones” your store’s website design.
- No harsh transitions from your store to another company’s ugly checkout page.
- Higher security without additional setup, hosting and auditing costs.
- Fewer abandoned shopping carts and more completed orders.
Welcome to CRE Secure. The fastest path to PCI compliance.
Shifting Sands
With data-security requirements regularly changing, the Tippins this year hired a vendor, CRE Secure, to handle transaction security.
"I thought I could do it myself," Tippin says. "But I would have had to have gone with dedicated servers and dedicated firewalls, and there is so much documentation and auditing you need to do. The more I dug into it, the more I knew it was beyond our scope."
To learn more about CRE Secure and how the Tippins tackled PCI compliance, read their story at http://www.internetretailer.com/2010/09/01/shifting-sands?p=1.
Startup's Hosted Payment Product Centers on Webpage Cloning
A payments security startup is trying to minimize compliance headaches for small online retailers through cloning — of webpages, that is.
CRE Secure Payments LLC's technology duplicates merchants' payments pages, including logos, pictures, text and other design elements.
Greg McGraw, the Atlanta company's president and chief executive, said that, unlike other hosted payment products, CRE's service lets retailers fully control the look and feel of their websites to prevent shoppers from backing out of purchases. It also meets the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, he said.
