Bank details go in a vault
Bank account numbers, UPI IDs and payment gateway keys are encrypted with AES-256 before they are stored. Decryption keys are stored separately and rotated regularly.
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This is your accounts and your money, so we treat it that way. Here is exactly what protects it, in plain words.
Bank account numbers, UPI IDs and payment gateway keys are encrypted with AES-256 before they are stored. Decryption keys are stored separately and rotated regularly.
You sign in with a one-time email code. Codes are stored only as hashes, expire in 10 minutes and stop working after 5 wrong tries. No password database to breach.
Payments go through your own gateway account. Funds settle to you directly and never pass through MicroBeet. We never see card details.
Give each team member a role. Permissions are checked on every request, so nobody wanders into the wrong screen or downloads data they should not see.
Important actions are logged with who did it, what changed and when. Export the log when your auditor asks. Logs are immutable once written.
An issued invoice keeps the client details it was issued with. Tax is calculated on the server, money uses exact decimal math, and stock changes are recorded, never overwritten.
Your business is isolated from every other business on the platform. Database queries are scoped to your business ID, and records are not left behind in browser storage.
See every device that is signed in and sign any of them out remotely. The mobile apps add an optional PIN lock for extra protection.
Rate limits, cross-site request checks, secure cookies, validated inputs and checked file uploads help block attacks. Security headers are set on every response.
If you discover a security issue, please report it to security@microbeet.com. We take all reports seriously and will respond within 48 hours.
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We appreciate responsible disclosure and will credit researchers who report valid issues (unless you prefer to remain anonymous).
Your auditor or IT lead has questions? Good. We like those.