Quickly Secure, Manage, & Use Sensitive Data
Basis Theory is the preferred data tokenization platform for quickly securing and using the data that matters most to you: credit cards, SSNs, bank accounts, and more.
MAKING SENSITIVE DATA VALUABLE FOR
Why Choose Basis Theory for Data Tokenization?
Basis Theory’s fully programmable tokenization vault provides a simple API, native tools, and granular controls that secure sensitive data—like credit card data and PII. Use Basis Theory’s compliant infrastructure and expertise to meet or exceed compliance requirements, like PCI and GDPR, without taking on the burdens of securing it yourself.
With Basis Theory, organizations can:
- Unlock new insights, partnerships, and products
- Secure and control your data without additional overhead
- Manage your sensitive data at scale
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How Can Tokenization Make You Compliant?
Handling or storing card information can put an organization in scope with hundreds of PCI requirements.
Data tokenization significantly reduces the time, cost, and reporting scope of your PCI Level 1 certification by replacing card data in your system with un-decryptable tokens.
You could see up to a 95% reduction in the time and effort it takes to become PCI compliant.
What Can You Tokenize?
- Replace high-value data in your system with undecipherable tokens
- Keep original data encrypted in our PCI Level 1 data vault
- Share, process or analyze data from your Basis Theory environment
- Collect card data without exposing your organization to additional PCI
- Reduce or eliminate PCI requirements by 87%
- Send card data to any third-party endpoint
- Satisfy national bank account storage requirements—in minutes
- Pass through bank data from your app using stylized form fields
- Build and share bank transfer files
- Adapt to new data residency laws automatically
- Tailor access and permissions to underlying PII
- Send personally identifiable information to any API endpoint
"Basis Theory lets us secure the data, maintain the rules, and take advantage of the data and securely get access to it as if it’s in-house.”