Payment requirements
Meet payment requirements
Your processor or acquiring bank may require proof of compliance. Missing it can mean fines, higher fees, or losing card acceptance.
PCI DSS 
compliance.Protect card data.
Protect cardholder data with a PCI DSS program that fits how you handle payments. We help define your scope and implement the security controls you need.
Right-sized program- Real security controls
- Framework overlap
Handle payment data.
Handle it right.
Major card brands require PCI DSS compliance. We help you understand your payment responsibilities and protect the data in your environment.
Cardholder protection
Protect cardholder data
Implement encryption, access controls, and network security around the systems that handle payment data.
All-in-one platform
PCI security tools.One platform.
Manage network and application security, access controls, and monitoring together, with fewer vendors to coordinate.
Your scope
Your payment flows.Your PCI DSS scope.
How you handle card data and your transaction volume shape your obligations. We identify the applicable validation route and scope your program.
Security first. Compliance follows.Already have SOC 2
Already have SOC 2
or ISO 27001?
Map your SOC 2 or ISO 27001 controls to PCI DSS. Reuse relevant security work and focus on the remaining payment-specific requirements.
Security first. Compliance follows.Already have SOC 2
Already have SOC 2
or ISO 27001?
Map your SOC 2 or ISO 27001 controls to PCI DSS. Reuse relevant security work and focus on the remaining payment-specific requirements.
Real security.
Starts with a closer look.
We test the systems you actually run, not a questionnaire. Every check shows what’s working, what isn’t, and which frameworks each gap touches.
One gap.
More than one framework.
Every result maps to the frameworks it belongs to. One gap can hold back several at once.
Your agent fixes what it can.
It prepares the fix, you approve it, and we retest. One verified fix counts toward every framework that needs it.
An expert handles the rest.
Some gaps need human judgment. Your Oneleet expert works through the details with you and verifies the result.
One fix. Progress everywhere.
The same security work moves SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, FedRAMP and ISO 42001 forward together. Explore the checks they share.
PCI DSS questions,
answered plainly.
Payment data, assessment scope, and the work your business actually needs.
When does PCI DSS apply to a SaaS company?
PCI DSS can apply if you store, process, or transmit payment account data, or can affect its security. We review payment flows and service-provider responsibilities to establish scope.
Are we out of scope if a third party handles payments?
Outsourcing can reduce scope, but does not remove all responsibility. You still need to oversee the provider, understand shared responsibilities, and confirm your validation obligations.
What is the difference between an SAQ and a ROC?
A Self-Assessment Questionnaire (SAQ) is available to eligible environments. A Report on Compliance (ROC) documents a detailed assessment. Your route depends on your role and acquirer, payment-brand, or customer requirements.
Does PCI DSS cover our entire infrastructure?
Scope includes the cardholder data environment and systems connected to it or able to affect its security. We review data flows, access, and segmentation before planning implementation.
Is a penetration test enough to meet PCI DSS?
No. Testing is one part of PCI DSS. You also need applicable security controls, operating processes, evidence, and the validation your business requires.
What happens after our initial PCI DSS validation?
Maintain controls and complete applicable reviews, testing, and validation. Changes to payment flows, systems, or providers can change your scope and responsibilities.
Protect cardholder data.
Start your PCI DSS program.
Let’s define your payment scope and the security work it needs.