About this skill
PCI-DSS compliance for Rails apps handling card data — the "don't touch PAN" rule, tokenization with Stripe / Braintree / Adyen, why hosted fields + Stripe Elements minimize scope to SAQ-A, the 12 PCI requirements, what counts as "cardholder data," logging hygiene to keep cards out of logs. Use when the user mentions PCI, PCI-DSS, PAN, cardholder data, credit card, tokenization, hosted fields, Stripe Elements, SAQ-A vs SAQ-D, payment compliance, or asks "can we just accept cards directly in our Rails form." The answer is almost always no — this skill explains why and how to do it right.
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0 potential findings · Scanned 11/4/2026 · Scanner 0.2.1
Content SHA-256: 5e70ddbf52fe837ad1b9688cfc2d69ab1cf2856b95f5a38eafde111b45242e68
About this listing
- Category
- Engineering
- Reported license
- MIT
- Listing language (estimated)
- English
- Review status
- Not individually reviewed
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