All payment systems that are permitted by the Payment and Settlement Systems Act of 2007 must conduct a recurring audit of their respective systems.

Each system provider is required to run the payment system in compliance with the PSS Act's requirements as well as any applicable rules and regulations.

The system providers must inform any current or prospective system participants of the terms and conditions, including fees and liability restrictions.

The audit should make sure that the technology used to run the payment system is operating in a safe, secure, and effective way in line with the authorised process flow in order to protect the safety of the clients.

System audits should take into account evaluating hardware, structure, operating systems, and important applications.

The contract regulating the connection between the system participants and the laws and regulations pertaining to the operation of the payment system must be followed by the system providers.

A solid disaster recovery plan, enhanced access controls in important applications, security and control measures, training for staff members in charge of systems and applications, among other things, should be part of the services.

The following describes our auditing strategy:

Expertise in the Field Evaluating the Company's Environment and Procedures to Understand the In-Scope Elements

• The Scope of the Audit Will Be Finished

Information on the design, execution, and safeguards are acquired from your teams via the use of a comprehensive questionnaire and other materials.

• First, a Check for Readiness or Readiness Assessment

Help our clients find all of the storage facilities that store any payment-related data by conducting a preliminary audit to get a feel for the organization's architecture.

• Analysing Risk

The purpose of a risk assessment is to analyse and identify potential dangers to the state of information security.

• Analysis of Information Flow

Conducting a full-scale system analysis to detect and fix data leaks Compliance issues may be fixed with the help of Remediation Support.

• Examinations and Scans

To identify the most critical security holes in your system, you need use a comprehensive testing technique.

• Analysis of the collected evidence for reliability and consistency is what we mean by "evidence review."
• Final Evaluation

Find critical flaws in your system with the help of a rigorous testing technique.

• Snapshot Coverage

Our team writes a comprehensive report that details all of the evaluation's findings.