Security

Strengthen your integration security and learn about sensitive data.

Integration security guide

Learn about PCI compliance, TLS and HTTPS, and additional security considerations.

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General security

Security at Stripe

Learn about our infrastructure security and rewards program.

Single sign-on (SSO)

Authenticate to the Stripe Dashboard with an identity provider.

Fighting fraud

Prevent and handle fraud to keep your business and customers safe.

Card testing

Learn how to detect and prevent this fraudulent activity common in online commerce.

Sensitive data

Data migrations

Transfer sensitive information to or from another payment processor or between Stripe accounts.

Migration PGP key

To migrate sensitive data to Stripe, such as credit card information, encrypt it using this PGP key.

Python client library PGP key

The PGP key to review and mark as trusted locally for the Python client library.

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