NORBr officially listed on the Visa Global Registry of Service Providers

Today, Visa officially lists NORBr on its Global Registry of Service Providers, following a successful PCI DSS validation.

As a result, this milestone shows how committed we are to offering secure and reliable infrastructure for modern payments.

A trusted registry maintained by Visa

The Visa Global Registry highlights service providers that meet the requirements of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS).

It is designed to help merchants, acquirers, and partners identify organizations that actively protect cardholder data.

In practice, Visa listing isn’t just a marketing label, it confirms and verifies full compliance.

To earn a place on the list, each provider goes through an independent audit by a Qualified Security Assessor (QSA), who validates both the technical and procedural safeguards in place.

Visa updates the registry monthly and includes only providers who meet its strict compliance standards.

What PCI DSS compliance means

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard is the global benchmark for protecting payment data.

To begin with, the standard defines twelve core requirements, which cover key areas such as:

• Network segmentation and firewall configuration
• Data encryption and secure storage
• Strong access control and identity management
• Continuous monitoring, testing, and logging
• Incident response and risk assessment practices

NORBr has implemented each of these safeguards in its architecture and internal processes.

We passed our most recent audit without findings, demonstrating full compliance across the board.

The impact for our clients and partners

In other words, as a PayFac, ISV, ISO, or large retailer using NORBr, you benefit from a partner who not only meets, but often exceeds, industry-leading security standards.

As a result, that can lead to tangible benefits, including:

• Easier vendor onboarding
• Faster security due diligence
• Fewer restrictions in accessing sensitive APIs
• Increased confidence from internal security teams and external partners

Being PCI DSS validated helps remove friction in conversations with acquirers, schemes, and regulated platforms.

Security: by design, not by obligation

Fundamentally, at NORBr, we see security not as a feature, but as a design principle.

In fact, we invite you to check the SSO Wall Of Shame – because at NORBr we don’t charge extra for Single Sign-On (SSO).

You can configure it out of the box. We recommend you do.

We’ve built our infrastructure to ensure isolation, control, and visibility, at every layer.

We actively apply strict access policies. In addition, we enforce clear separation between environments and regularly audit our infrastructure and internal processes.

PCI DSS is just one part of a broader strategy that also includes GDPR compliance, data minimization, and active monitoring.

We believe strong security is not just about passing audits.
We design our systems to make risk harder to introduce and easier to detect, and that’s what matters most.