CRE Loaded has taken PCI head on and has been validated by Coalfire to meet PA-DSS Standards.

We also just launched our new site and new payment security service to help you achieve PCI Compliance.

Here is a link to PCI on creloaded.com
http://www.creloaded.com/pages.php?pID=250&CDpath=182

Also learn more about our payment security service at

www.cresecure.com

Congrats on cresecure.com! This is something that is definitely needed for smaller merchants wanting to be PCI compliant without losing their shopping cart checkout process to to a third party's generic checkout page like AuthorizeNet's SIM, Paypal, etc... Plus the cost savings are huge! Removing the credit card processing from the shopping is the way to go!

I look forward to see this grow for CRELoaded and other platforms as well!

Robert

Robert,

Thanks for the kind words about CRE Secure. We feel it is a tremendous value for our merchants. Over 100 users have signed up to begin the process of setting up their hosted payment pages with us already.

I see you are in the trade be sure to contact sales at creloaded.com to be a reseller and get discounts on pro and b2b for your customers.

Hi Sal

I'm a newbee and I'm located in and do business in Australia, I've just finished uploading my store and I'm in the process of setting it up. My question is. are there any plans for CRE Secure to be available to us here in Australia, as my bank (Commonwealth Bank Australia) do not have CRE Loaded or CRE Secure on their list of approved gateways and therfore my merchant facility can not be linked to this free service.

Regards

Brian

I see CRE Secure is now supporting Authorize.net, now I am really excited!

I do have a couple questions. I know it's probably not do-able due to the PA-DSS but is a white label program possible? Will dedicated IPs be available so we could have our own ssl's?

Any plans on offering A~net's CIM? This would be awesome! Especially for recurring billing and repeat customers!

Keep up the good work!

Robert

I wanted to post this for people who think PCI is not something to worry about:

http://blogs.verisign.com/securityconve ... ants_f.php

Sal, can you help me understand what the difference is between Authorize.net CIM and CRE Secure? Authorize.net CIM seems to be just as secure and PCI compliant.