PCI Vault

Standalone tokenization

Store cards without owning the PCI problem.

A PCI Level 1 tokenization service that works with any processor — including the one you already have. Up to 30% cost reduction at equivalent tiers. Deploy vault-only, pair with PayAPI, or use it as your migration path to Ozura.

PCI Level

1

Highest card-data handling tier

Vault pricing

15–30% less

Equivalent token tiers, lower cost

Auth modes

3

API key, JWT, hybrid

Works with

Any processor

Not locked to Ozura rails

The Vault thesis

The only PCI vault on the market that’s simultaneously a standalone tokenization layer and the vault for an active multi-processor orchestration engine.

Start with vault-only. Run it alongside your existing processor. Migrate to Ozura processing when your contract allows — without re-tokenizing a single card.

What you get

Tokenization, engineered like payment infrastructure.

PCI Level 1 architecture

Raw PAN data enters the vault exactly once and never leaves. AES-256 at rest. Hardware-level MFA enforcement at the endpoint. Your own systems stay out of scope.

Processor-agnostic by default

Use Vault with your existing processor account, with PayAPI, or standalone with your own acquirer. Card data flows through Vault to any downstream processor without your backend touching a PAN.

Tokenize anything

Cards are the common case. Vault also tokenizes OAuth credentials, bank account details, and any sensitive string you need to offload from your database.

API key, JWT, or hybrid auth

Choose the auth model that fits your architecture. Scoped permissions per key. Every call is logged, every token has a lifecycle.

Re-tokenize without re-collecting

Migrate processors without re-collecting a single card. Tokens stay valid; the proxy relays to whichever acquirer you point at.

Store credentials for third-party payment stacks

Connect any payment platform or commerce stack with OAuth. Credentials live in Vault as encrypted tokens — never in your app database.

Three ways to deploy

Vault meets you where your stack is.

Deployment path

Vault-only deployment

You already have a processor you like. Drop Vault in front of it to take card data off your servers and out of scope — up to 30% cost reduction at equivalent tiers.

Deployment path

Vault + PayAPI

Pair Vault with PayAPI-BE for the full orchestration loop — tokenize once, route across five processors, failover automatically when a decline is recoverable elsewhere.

Deployment path

Migration path to Ozura

Start vault-only. Run it alongside your existing processor. When your contract allows, switch on PayAPI routing — without re-tokenizing a single card.

How Vault compares

The honest comparison.

Nobody sells the same thing. Here’s where the edges differ.

Processor-bundled vaults

Locked to their processing — you can't proxy tokens to a different acquirer.

Processor-neutral proxy. Use Vault with anyone.

VGS / TokenEx

Per-interaction pricing games. Vault-only — no processing story.

Bundled pricing and an in-house processing stack when you want it.

Enterprise token vaults

Premium pricing. No native payment orchestration.

15–30% less at equivalent token tiers. Orchestration included when ready.

Skyflow

Generalist data vault. Card-specific flows need heavy custom build.

PCI-native. Card rails are first-class, not a template.

Start with Vault

Keep your processor. Lose the PCI scope.

Deploy Vault in front of whatever you’re running today. When you’re ready to route across processors, PayAPI is one API call away.

PCI Level 1 Processor-agnostic AES-256 at rest, MFA at endpoint