Thank you for bringing up your concerns about credit card information and PCI compliance while using QuickBooks, Gill.
I completely understand the importance of security and the responsibility that lies with QuickBooks and its users.
Regarding your inquiry, it's important to note that QuickBooks applications themselves maintain a high level of security. However, the security of your overall environment can be influenced by other applications used in conjunction with QuickBooks. As for the use of QuickBooks Payments services, it's essential to understand that merely utilizing these services does not automatically make you PCI compliant. It's also crucial to recognize that as a merchant, you hold the responsibility of safeguarding payment card information and adhering to PCI compliance requirements.
Moreover, Intuit has collaborated with SecurityMetrics, a prominent PCI service provider, to assist you in meeting the necessary requirements. Along with the PCI Compliance from SecurityMetrics, Intuit also provides breach forgiveness. It has a coverage of up to $50,000 ($0 deductible, $0 co-pay) to pay for audits, fines, or other expenses associated with a breach.
If you have further concerns, I suggest contacting PCI support. They are more equipped
Moreover, I'll be sharing the following articles to learn about the QuickBooks Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) compliance:
Should you have any further concerns about PCI compliance, please don't hesitate to share them with me. I'm here to assist you and ensure you have a clear understanding of these matters.
