Payment processes handle credit card, bank, or store transaction data, which is why they should be managed via the secure checkout pages of professional payment providers. Kanorio’s subscription payments and store collections follow the specific processes of the payment provider being used; Kanorio does not store full credit card numbers.
This page explains who handles your payment data, what PCI DSS is, and what you should keep in mind when making payments or contacting customer support.
When you upgrade your Kanorio plan, manage subscriptions, or update payment methods, you enter the payment flow provided by Stripe. Stripe handles card number entry, payment verification, and the transaction process; Kanorio only receives the payment status and billing information required to provide the service and does not store your full card number or CVC.
Stripe publicly states that it is a PCI Service Provider Level 1. This is one of the highest levels of PCI certification for service providers in the payment industry. You can view their public information at Stripe Security.
If you sell products on your Kanorio website, the buyer’s payment data is handled by the payment provider shown on the checkout screen. The checkout page may display multiple payment methods, with the order set by you in your payment management settings. See .
Available payment methods for different stores vary based on business location and approval results. The security certification of a payment provider belongs to that provider and does not mean that Kanorio holds the same certification.
When connecting LINE Pay or JKO Pay, the store credentials you provide are encrypted and stored. See for details.
PCI DSS is a security standard used by the payment card industry to protect card numbers and payment verification data. You can think of it as "the common security standards that anyone handling credit card data must follow."
Using regulated payment flows like Stripe or PAYUNi helps prevent Kanorio or merchants from having to collect or store full card numbers themselves. However, payment security is not just a technical issue: merchants should still clearly explain their products, refund policies, and contact information to avoid disputes caused by unclear information.
If you are a subscription user, manage your payment methods, invoices, and subscriptions from the dashboard under "Website Settings → Subscription Plan." If you are a store merchant, please read for refund operations; if a buyer files a dispute with their bank, please read .
No. Full card numbers and CVCs are handled by the payment provider's secure payment flow; Kanorio does not store full credit card numbers.
Yes. The on-page payment components for Stripe, PAYUNi, and SHOPLINE Payments are handled directly by the payment service provider, meeting PCI DSS requirements; Kanorio does not store full card numbers. See Shopping Cart and Checkout Flow for details.
Subscription payments are handled by Stripe's payment flow; store payments are handled by the provider shown on the checkout screen. Please ensure you are operating on a legitimate payment page and do not share your card number or verification code with anyone.
No. Stripe's PCI Service Provider Level 1 certification belongs to Stripe. Kanorio uses their payment flow to reduce the need to handle sensitive card data directly, but certifications are not automatically transferred between companies.
No. Customer support will never ask for your full card number, CVC, or one-time verification code. Please provide the payment date, amount, website name, and identifiable billing or order information instead.