Tokenlagring
Tokenlagring refers to the practice of storing sensitive payment card information, such as credit or debit card numbers, in a secure digital format. This process replaces the actual card details with a unique identifier called a token. The token itself is meaningless if intercepted and cannot be used to make fraudulent transactions as it does not contain the original card number.
This technology is employed by various entities, including payment processors, merchants, and mobile payment providers. When
Tokenization significantly enhances security by reducing the risk of data breaches. If a merchant's database is
The process typically involves a secure gateway or vault where the tokenization occurs. Upon authorization of