Our store fully complies with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS)—the strict global benchmark for handling card payments. This means all your card details (e.g., card number, CVV, expiry date) are never stored on our servers; they’re encrypted and transmitted directly to our certified payment processor, eliminating the risk of data breaches from our end.

All card payments require 3D Secure verification (e.g., Visa Secure, MasterCard Identity Check). After entering your card info, you’ll receive a one-time passcode (OTP) via SMS/email from your bank—only by entering this OTP can the transaction be completed. This blocks unauthorized use even if your card details are accidentally leaked.

Major card networks (Visa, MasterCard, Amex) offer Zero Liability Policies: if you notice unauthorized charges on your card (e.g., fraudulent transactions you didn’t make), your bank will refund the full amount with no cost to you. You just need to report the issue within the timeframe specified by your issuer (typically 60–90 days).

Your card issuer uses AI-driven systems to track spending patterns. If a transaction looks unusual (e.g., a large purchase in a foreign country you’ve never visited), the bank will immediately flag it—they may call/text you to confirm the payment, or block it outright to prevent fund loss.

When you pay via PayPal, we never share your credit/debit card numbers or bank account info with our store. All sensitive data is stored securely in PayPal’s encrypted system, eliminating the risk of your financial details being leaked during transactions.

If your order doesn’t arrive, arrives damaged, or doesn’t match the product description, PayPal covers you for a full refund (up to the order value). You can file a claim easily through your PayPal account, with a dedicated team to resolve issues promptly.

PayPal uses 256-bit SSL encryption (the same standard as global banks) for all transactions. Its AI-powered fraud detection system scans every payment in real time, flagging and blocking suspicious activity (e.g., unauthorized logins, unusual spending patterns) to protect your funds.

No payment goes through without your explicit approval: you must verify via Face ID, Touch ID, or your device passcode. This ensures only you can authorize payments, even if your Apple device is lost or stolen.

Apple Pay replaces your actual credit/debit card number with a unique, encrypted "token" for each transaction. Merchants only receive this token (not your real card info), so even if a merchant’s system is compromised, your card details remain safe.

All payment information in the Apple Wallet is encrypted with a dedicated security chip (Secure Enclave) in your device—this chip is isolated from the rest of the device’s software, making it nearly impossible for hackers to access your data.

Like Apple Pay, Google Pay uses tokenization to hide your real card numbers. All data (including tokens and transaction details) is encrypted with 256-bit SSL, and stored securely on Google’s servers with strict access controls.

You can lock Google Pay with your device’s security features: fingerprint, facial recognition, PIN, or pattern. If your device is lost, you can remotely erase Google Pay data via "Find My Device" to prevent unauthorized use.

Google’s advanced AI monitors transactions for anomalies (e.g., payments in unusual locations, large unexpected amounts). If a risky transaction is detected, Google will block it immediately and notify you via email or app alert.

Alipay uses 256-bit SSL encryption and dynamic tokenization for all transactions. Its real-time risk control system—powered by big data and AI—analyzes 100+ factors (e.g., device, location, spending habits) to block fraudulent payments within milliseconds.

You can protect your Alipay account with biometrics (fingerprint/facial recognition) or a unique payment password. For added safety, you can enable "Fund Lock" to freeze your account temporarily if you suspect unauthorized activity.

Alipay adheres to strict international standards like GDPR (EU) and CCPA (US), ensuring your personal and financial data is handled legally and securely. It also partners with global banks and financial institutions to validate transactions and prevent fund loss.