Bangalore: CRED has achieved three critical global certifications—ISO 27701, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS v4.0- to enhance user data privacy and transaction security. These certifications, recognized worldwide, demonstrate CRED’s efforts to safeguard financial and personal information amid rising cybersecurity threats.
The ISO 27001 certification highlights the company’s commitment to robust information security management systems, designed to protect against unauthorized access. ISO 27701 further strengthens privacy controls by ensuring CRED handles members’ data transparently and in line with global best practices, as India prepares to implement its Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023.
CRED’s compliance with the latest PCI DSS v4.0 standard improves payment security through advanced encryption and threat detection measures, reflecting the company’s adaptation to evolving financial security needs.
In an increasingly data-sensitive world, CRED’s attainment of these certifications places it among a limited number of global fintech firms that meet such comprehensive standards. By achieving these milestones, CRED underscores its focus on protecting users’ privacy and financial security, establishing itself as a trusted player in India’s expanding digital payment ecosystem.
