“After watching RMC on YouTube, it was amazing to visit the Cave for coffee and tea. The setup is great and there are so many systems to try.”
The Retro Cave Ltd must protect cardholder information of customers and any individual or entity that utilises a credit or debit card to transact business with The Retro Cave Ltd. This policy is intended to be used in conjunction with the complete PCI-DSS requirements as established and revised by the PCI Security Standards Council.
Credit and debit card transactions have become the preferred method for making payments to The Retro Cave Ltd. Every business that accepts credit and debit card payments is required to comply with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI‐DSS). Additionally, The Retro Cave Ltd’s reputation would be seriously damaged by the exposure of credit or debit card numbers. To comply with the PCI‐DSS, employees who work directly with credit and debit card processing and documentation are required to review and sign this policy on an annual basis.
This policy applies to all staff at The Retro Cave Ltd with responsibilities for managing credit or debit card transactions and to those employees entrusted with handling cards and card information.
CARDHOLDER DATA
The full magnetic stripe of the card or the entire card number plus any of the following; cardholder name, expiration date, service code.
PCI DSS
The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard was adopted to assure the protection of customer data and credit card numbers.
PCI ENVIRONMENT
Includes computers and network hardware configured to meet the PCI standards for electronic submission, processing or storage of cardholder data.
Questions related to this policy can be emailed to the following address: support@retrocollective.co.uk
PCI DSS – The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard
Thank you for your recent communication regarding payment for item or event . For your protection, we cannot accept credit or debit card information via email. Email is an insecure means of transmitting information and you should never use it to send your credit or debit card number or other sensitive personal information.Please contact us at support@retrocollective.co.uk to arrange for an electronic invoice to be sent. Thank you.
*Delete the cardholder data from your response and delete the original message after replying.
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