Security Assurance, Audit and Compliancy

Since its inception, Monetra® has provided built-in, 'out-of-the-box' security features including full-strength cryptography for sensitive data encryption, secure communications support, and an internal IP filtering/firewall facility. It is the intention of i3 Verticals, LLC to maintain extremely high standards for the security and integrity of all our software offerings.

Data Replacement ("Tokenization")

Monetra fully supports Data Replacement ("Tokenization") Technologies. To find out more, please visit our Tokenization page.

PCI Validations
Date Validation PCI SSC
2023 Monetra PCI SLC Validation Download PDF
2022 Monetra PCI SLC Validation Download PDF
2022 Monetra PCI SSF Validation Download PDF
2022 Monetra v8.y.z PA-DSS (3.2) Validation Download PDF
2022 UniTerm v9.y.z PA-DSS (3.2) Validation Download PDF
2021 Monetra PCI SLC Validation Download PDF
2021 Monetra v8.y.z PA-DSS (3.2) Validation Download PDF
2021 UniTerm v9.y.z PA-DSS (3.2) Validation Download PDF
2020 Monetra v8.y.z PA-DSS (3.2) Validation Download PDF
2020 UniTerm v9.y.z PA-DSS (3.2) Validation Download PDF
2019 UniTerm v9.y.z PA-DSS (3.2) Validation Download PDF
2018 Monetra v8.y.z PA-DSS (3.1) Validation Download PDF
2018 UniTerm v8.y.z PA-DSS (3.2) Validation Download PDF
2017 Monetra v8.y.z PA-DSS (3.1) Validation Download PDF
2017 UniTerm v8.y.z PA-DSS (3.2) Validation Download PDF
2016 Monetra v8.y.z PA-DSS (3.1) Validation Download PDF
2015 UniTerm v8.y.z PA-DSS (3.2) Validation Download PDF
2015 Monetra v8.y.z PA-DSS (3.1) Validation Download PDF
2014 Changes Attestation v7 u13.3 - u14.1 Download PDF
2014 Changes Attestation v7 u13.2 Download PDF
2014 Changes Attestation v7 u13.0+1 Download PDF
2013 Changes Attestation v7 u12.0 Download PDF
2013 Changes Attestation v7 u11.1 Download PDF
2012 Changes Attestation v7 u10.0 Download PDF
2012 Third PA-DSS Validation v7 u9.0 Download PDF
2012 Changes Attestation v7 Download PDF
2011 Changes Attestation Download PDF
2010 Second PA-DSS Validation Download PDF
2009 Changes Attestation Download PDF
2008 Initial PA-DSS Validation Download PDF
2007 Third PABP Validation Letter of attestation from Visa
2006 Second PABP Validation Letter of attestation from Visa
2005 First PABP Validation Letter of attestation from Visa
PCI Data Security Standard

The Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard is the result of a collaboration between all major card brands, such as Visa and MasterCard. Designed to create common industry security requirements that include the original CISP conditions, this criterion is mandated by the newly formed PCI Security Standards Council, and consists of the following stipulations:

  • Build and Maintain a Secure Network
  • Protect Cardholder Data
  • Maintain a Vulnerability Management Program
  • Implement Strong Access Control Measures
  • Regularly Monitor and Test Networks
  • Maintain an Information Security Policy

Merchants must always provide verification of PCI-DSS compliance for their own systems. Depending on annual transaction volume, PCI-DSS requirements can range from completing a self-assessment questionnaire to selecting a qualified security assessor (QSA) and conducting a formal on-site security audit.

About the PCI SSC
A Limited Liability Corporation (LLC) chartered in Delaware, USA, the PCI Security Standards Council was founded by American Express, Discover Financial Services, JCB International, MasterCard Worldwide, and Visa Inc.. All five payment brands share equally in the council's governance, have equal input to the PCI Security Standards Council and share responsibility for carrying out the work of the organization.
PA-DSS / PABP

The goal of the Payment Application Best Practices (PABP) and Payment Application Data Security Standard (PA-DSS) program is to help software vendors create secure payment applications. The voluntary PABP program was formally retired on October 1st 2008 and was replaced by the mandatory PA-DSS program run by the PCI Security Standards Council. In both programs, to be considered secure, these applications cannot retain full magnetic stripe data or CVV2 data and must support a merchant's ability to comply with PCI-DSS requirements. Since the program began, Monetra® has fulfilled and surpassed all PABP standards.