PCI-validated P2PE · Tokenization · Orchestration
Bluefin is a data security infrastructure provider that protects sensitive data in motion using PCI-validated P2PE, tokenization, and orchestration embedded across platforms, processors, and systems.
Start with your situation. We’ll show you the products underneath.
Merchants & enterprises
Stores, campuses, fuel sites, clinics. Encrypt card data at the terminal so your network stays out of PCI scope.
Decryptx® P2PE · P2PE Manager · TrustConex™
ISVs, gateways & processors
Offer P2PE and tokenization to your customers under your brand, and forward data to any processor without rebuilding.
Decryptx® · ShieldConex® · Orchestration · PayConex™
Security & compliance teams
Tokenize SSNs, student IDs, dates of birth, and health data so apps and APIs can use it without exposing it.
ShieldConex® vaultless tokenization
PCI scope reduction
Card data is encrypted the moment it’s captured. Bluefin decrypts, tokenizes and forwards it, so your POS, ERP, CRM and data platforms only ever see tokens.
Fewer systems in scope means smaller audits, lower compliance cost and nothing usable to steal if a downstream system is breached.
Why Bluefin
API-only vaults stop at the browser. Bluefin secures the terminal, the device supply chain, and the cloud in one program.
Listed solutions that take terminals and networks out of scope.
P2PE Manager tracks every device from key injection to retirement.
Works with the devices, gateways, and processors you already have.
SOC and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified.
Orchestration
Online-only platforms stop at the checkout page. Bluefin carries one token from the payment terminal to the cloud and forwards data wherever you send it. A customer who pays in store and online is the same customer.
| Online-only vaults | Bluefin | |
|---|---|---|
| Ecommerce | Yes | Yes |
| Payment terminals | No | Yes, PCI-validated P2PE |
| Device chain of custody | No | Yes, P2PE Manager |
| One token across channels | Online only | In store + online |
| PII & PHI tokenization | Varies | Yes |
Of course, their products are excellent, but it’s the people that make a big difference. Wherever it makes sense and there’s an offering from Bluefin that we can leverage, we’re looking to do so.
Jeffrey Sumner, Executive Vice President
System Innovators
Making sure that sensitive data — whether financial or personal — is secure has always been important. With P2PE and tokenization, we can use the encryption process to secure payment data and other data, such as social security numbers, student IDs, or DOB. Whether it is our health system or student accounts all sensitive data is protected.
Allen Shui, Manager, Treasury Operations & Payment Compliance
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
I would no doubt tell other companies looking for an integrated payment processing partner about Bluefin. Their toolkit, service and rates make them a shoo-in for anyone that is trying to build their own system.
Jessie Williams, Director of IT and Franchise Recruiter
Main Squeeze Juice Company
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