What we collect
The data we collect depends on how you interact with PayBridge. Merchants provide account, business, project, API, and provider credential information. Customers may provide payment references, order identifiers, return URLs, and other checkout details supplied by the merchant’s integration.
- Account data such as name, email address, password hash, authentication settings, and support history.
- Business and project data such as merchant name, environment, webhook endpoints, API keys, branding settings, and provider configuration.
- Transaction data such as amount, currency, provider, payment status, session IDs, reference numbers, metadata, and callback or webhook delivery logs.
- Website and analytics data such as IP address, browser details, device information, pages visited, and cookie-derived analytics where enabled.
How we use data
We use data to operate the platform, secure accounts, confirm payment outcomes, deliver webhooks, troubleshoot merchant issues, and improve the reliability of the product.
- To create and manage merchant accounts, authenticate users, and protect access with security controls such as email verification and optional 2FA.
- To create checkout sessions, route customers to supported providers, verify provider callbacks, and keep payment state in sync.
- To deliver dashboards, public tracking pages, refund records, webhook logs, and operational reporting.
- To detect abuse, enforce rate limits, investigate fraud or suspicious behavior, and comply with legal obligations.
Retention and security
We keep information for as long as it is needed to provide the service, maintain reliable payment records, resolve disputes, meet compliance obligations, and enforce our agreements.
Sensitive credentials are handled with access controls and encryption. Payment and webhook records are retained for operational visibility and auditability. Analytics data may be retained in aggregated form.
Your choices
Merchants can request updates or deletion of account information, subject to records we need to retain for legitimate business or legal reasons. Customers should generally contact the merchant first for questions about a specific purchase or payment context because the merchant controls the underlying transaction purpose.
You can also manage cookie preferences through your browser settings. For privacy requests, contact support@paybridgenp.com and include enough detail for us to verify the request safely.