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Average cost of PCI compliance On average, a large enterprise that processes millions of payments a year can expect to pay $50-200K to complete a Report on Compliance (RoC). A small company completing an SAQ and Attestation of Compliance (AoC) will likely pay $20K or less in annual PCI compliance costs.

The processes required to ensure and maintain compliance can be expensive if you contract with one of the many data security companies, but in most cases small business can become PCI compliant for free.

PCI compliance fees are what you pay your credit card processor to ensure that your merchant account meets all applicable PCI DSS requirements. These are sometimes passed on to the merchant from the payment processor and are hidden fees you want to look out for when assessing payment processing options.

Analyze Your Current Compliance Level Use approved entry devices only. Make use of validated payment software only. Avoid storing any sensitive or confidential data of cardholders on computers or paper. Implement a firewall on your PC, laptop, and network.

PCI compliance requires adherence to the six control objectives, or goals, outlined in the PCI DSS: Build and maintain a secure network and systems. Protect cardholder data. Maintain a vulnerability management program. Implement strong access control measures. Monitor and test networks regularly.

True, PCI Compliance is a scam for many companies that charge for something and don't give you anything in return. But for EPI, PCI Compliance and this website is a real attempt to assist your business and thousands of our merchants nationwide in achieving full, 100%, complete compliance with the PCI DSS.

In order to find out if your business is PCI compliant, the first and most crucial step is to complete a PCI Self-Assessment Questionnaire. By following this process, you will determine whether your business is compliant. If not, there are established steps you can take to achieve regulatory compliance.