Bluefin, Avantcom Bring PCI-Validated P2PE to Oracle Clients

How Embedded B2B Payments Can Improve O2C, PCI-validated P2PE for Oracle

How Embedded B2B Payments Can Improve O2C

Bluefin and Avantcom Payments have announced a partnership to bring PCI-validated point-to-point encryption (P2PE) to Oracle clients. This collaboration enhances payment security for businesses using Oracle’s payment solutions, ensuring compliance with industry standards while reducing fraud risks.


What Is PCI-Validated P2PE?

Point-to-point encryption (P2PE) is a security measure that encrypts payment card data at the point of entry, keeping it protected throughout the transaction process. PCI-validated P2PE means the solution has been certified by the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council (PCI SSC), offering the highest level of protection.

With Bluefin’s PCI-validated P2PE, Oracle clients can:


Why This Partnership Matters

  1. Stronger Security for Oracle Users
    • Oracle’s point-of-sale (POS) and payment processing clients gain access to industry-leading encryption technology.
    • Businesses handling high transaction volumes benefit from added protection against cyber threats.
  2. Simplified PCI Compliance
    • PCI-validated P2PE minimizes the scope of PCI DSS requirements, reducing compliance burdens for merchants.
  3. End-to-End Encryption with No Extra Complexity
    • The solution integrates seamlessly into existing Oracle payment infrastructure, requiring minimal changes for businesses.

The Future of Secure Payments

As cyber threats evolve, businesses must adopt stronger payment security measures. Partnerships like this highlight the growing demand for:

With Bluefin and Avantcom leading the charge, Oracle clients can expect enhanced security and a more seamless path to compliance.


Conclusion

The partnership between Bluefin and Avantcom Payments marks a significant step forward in secure payment processing for Oracle clients. By implementing PCI-validated P2PE, businesses can protect sensitive cardholder data, reduce compliance costs, and enhance overall payment security. As payment fraud continues to rise, adopting advanced encryption solutions will be critical for organizations handling transactions at scale.

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