Chances are we'll stick to our current practices, ie comply with industry requirements. If someone wanted do delete all credit data once it is no longer needed, that could be done.

Keep in mind that this is a PAIN and makes it hard to comply with other CC company requirements, like refunded credit card purchased returns to the original credit card...

-David


On Feb 12, 2007, at 11:18 PM, Daniel Kunkel wrote:

Hi

Some of you are well aware of the mis-steps of TJMAX who lost track 2
customer credit card data from years of business that they should not
even have been storing. Track 2 data in the credit card includes

Some experts are suggesting that the credit card data be deleted as soon as the transaction is completed. Some of our customers are getting very
curious about how we handle their credit card data.

I know the anonymous checkout feature handles most of these issues,
however is there anything OFBiz should be doing out of the box in light
of the increased customer sensitivity to their credit card data?

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Daniel

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