Payments demand security by design.
Handling card payments means handling sensitive data and money movement, so security cannot be an afterthought. Vertlo is built with defence in depth across data, access, and integrity.
Card data is tokenised to keep it out of your systems, access is protected with MFA and role-based permissions, and every sensitive action is recorded in an immutable audit log.
Security built into the platform
Tokenised card data
Sensitive data kept out of merchant systems.
MFA & role access
Multi-factor authentication and granular roles.
Signed webhooks
Verifiable events prevent spoofed payloads.
Audit logging
Immutable record of sensitive actions.
Inside Vertlo security
Configured with your acquiring, routing, and reporting during onboarding — and supported by a team that knows the account.
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Card data replaced with tokens.
Access control
MFA, roles, sessions, and IP controls.
Secret management
Reveal, copy, rotate, revoke for keys.
Audit trail
Immutable logging of sensitive events.
What security protects
Cardholder data
Tokenisation and minimised scope.
Account access
MFA, roles, and session control.
Money movement
Permission-gated, audited actions.
Security FAQs
Answers to the questions merchants ask most about this part of the platform.
How is card data protected?
Card data is tokenised so sensitive details are kept out of your systems, reducing your exposure and compliance scope.
How is account access secured?
Access uses multi-factor authentication and role-based permissions, with session and IP controls and an immutable audit log of sensitive actions.
How are API secrets handled?
Secrets are never shown by default and use reveal, copy, rotate, and revoke controls so compromised keys can be replaced quickly.
Do you make specific certification claims?
Security practices are described here in general terms. Vertlo does not publish unverified certification claims; specifics are shared through the appropriate channels during onboarding.