The company proudly announces its compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) and celebrates an impressive achievement of processing 30 billion rupees in transactions since 2018.
These accomplishments underscore DirectPay's com mitment to security, innovation, and customer trust, marking a pivotal moment in its journey.
The attainment of PCI DSS compliance is a testament to DirectPay's dedication to maintaining the highest security standards.
PCI DSS is a globally recognized set of security standards designed to ensure that all companies that process, store, or transmit credit card information maintain a secure environment.
By achieving this compliance, DirectPay has significantly enhanced its security infrastructure, ensuring that customer data is protected against breaches and fraud.
Achieving PCI DSS compliance was not an easy feat. It required a thorough assessment of DirectPay's systems and processes, followed by significant enhancements to meet the stringent requirements.
This effort reflects the company’s commitment to its customers, ensuring that their financial information is handled with the utmost care and security.
Director/Chief Executive Officer Kanishka Weeramunda states that,
"We are fascinated to see that we have crossed Rs. 30 billion worth of transactions through our payment gateway.
Our highest priority is data security and standards.
We have adopted international standards for security and data protection, and we look forward to adding more value-added security services in the future."
From its inception in 2018, DirectPay has rapidly grown to process 30 billion rupees in transactions.
This remarkable milestone reflects the company's successful efforts to revolutionize digital payments in Sri Lanka.
The substantial transaction volume is a clear indicator of the trust and confidence that customers and businesses place in DirectPay's services.
The journey to 30 billion rupees in transactions has been marked by continuous innovation and adaptation to meet the evolving needs of customers.
DirectPay has introduced various features and services aimed at simplifying transactions, enhancing user experience, and providing greater convenience.
This customer-centric approach has been a key driver of its growth and success.
Vice President (Transnational Business) Buddhi Weerasekara states that,
"Our highest priority is security, as we are one of the aggregators in Sri Lanka to have obtained PCIDSS certification.
We are also in the process of obtaining ISO 27001certification and will continue to adhere to global security standards to provide our customers with the best possible service."
In the coming years, DirectPay intends to remain at the forefront of the digital payment revolution, driving financial inclusion and economic growth.
The company's dedication to excellence and security ensures that it will continue to lead the way in enhancing consumer confidence and satisfaction.
Director/Vice President (Digital Payment Platforms) Sasindu Pathiranage states that,
"DirectPay has been an innovative company, and in just five years, we have processed Rs. 30 billion in transactions.
We aim to continue our innovations and expand our services to more customers."
DirectPay's achievement of PCI DSS compliance and its impressive transaction milestone of 30 billion rupees are testaments to the company's unwavering dedication to security, innovation, and customer trust.
As DirectPay continues to evolve and expand, it is set to make a lasting impact on Sri Lanka's digital economy, paving the way for a more secure and efficient digital payment ecosystem.
Photo Caption Director/Chief Executive Officer Kanishka Weeramunda, Director/Vice President (Digital Payment Platforms) Sasindu Pathiranage, Vice President (Transnational Business) Buddhi Weerasekara