Ensuring security and trust: How Exness prioritizes PCI DSS compliance for its traders
By Paul Reid
05 June 2023

One question all traders ask when registering with a broker is how secure their personal details are. There are several safeguards that protect traders' information, and one is The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, or PCI DSS. So what is PCI DSS and why should you care?
What is the PCI DSS?
PCI DSS is a standard for all businesses that store, process, and transmit cardholder data, specifically covering technical and operational practices. PCI DSS was developed to encourage and enhance cardholder data security, and to facilitate the broad adoption of consistent data security measures globally.
Every organization that handles online card payments must comply with the high standards of PCI DSS, or risk penalties such as fines and the restricting of card transactions. The PCI DSS was launched in 2004 and is the result of collaboration between major credit card brands: American Express, Discover, JCB, Mastercard, and Visa.
Whenever a trader deposits or withdrawals through Exness, you can be sure that the process is secure and within the PCI DSS guidelines. Such knowledge gives our traders the confidence to park their financial wealth in an Exness trading account, ready to be accessed when market conditions are attractive.
How Exness keeps your account safe
Exness employs an impressive team of cyber security experts who regularly host meetups with IT professionals from all industries. We are constantly pushing boundaries and setting new benchmarks. Thanks to our innovative cyber experts and mature corporate culture of information security, our clients can enjoy peace of mind, no matter how high their equity reaches.
In line with PCI DSS standards, Exness has implemented various protective measures to ensure the security of its customers' sensitive information. These measures include regular vulnerability assessments, network monitoring, and access control. Exness also uses encryption to protect sensitive data during transmission and storage. Additionally, all employees undergo regular security training to ensure they are aware of the importance of safeguarding customer data.
Setting the benchmark
Exness takes the confidentiality and integrity of cardholder information very seriously. In some cases, our own security standards are higher than that of PCI DSS. This is not only to protect our traders but also to guarantee our transaction standards are never in question, ensuring fast and uninterrupted deposits and withdrawals.
Exness’ transactional security sets an impressive benchmark for the financial services industry, and yet our deposits and withdrawals remain fast and reliable. We believe that security and ease of transactions are what our clients want, and we deliver exactly that for 500,000 active monthly clients.
If you haven’t yet tried trading with Exness advantages, open an account today and test our unique features and favorable trading conditions.
Frequently asked questions about PCI DSS
Q. What does it mean to be PCI DSS “certified"?
"PCI DSS certified" means the company has successfully passed an independent audit for compliance with the PCI DSS requirements with the involvement of an accredited auditor. As a result of the audit, an independent expert confirmed full compliance with PCI DSS requirements.
Q. Is Exness "certified" for PCI DSS?
Exness company has successfully passed an independent audit, which resulted in a conclusion of full compliance with the PCI DSS. This form of compliance assessment gives the partners more confidence that Exness is serious about information security and properly protects confidential information.
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Author:
Paul Reid
Paul Reid is a financial journalist dedicated to uncovering hidden fundamental connections that can give traders an advantage. Focusing primarily on the stock market, Paul's instincts for identifying major company shifts is well established from following the financial markets for over a decade.