Impact & Responsibility

PayEye adheres to the highest global standards of data protection, including certifications such as PCI and FIDO. Our proprietary eyePOS 3 terminal is fully compliant with Payment Card Industry security standards, offering best-in-class encryption, biometric safety, and transaction protection. We use secure on-device biometric processing, meaning sensitive eye data is never stored in the cloud or transmitted externally. This architecture reduces risk and places full data control directly in the hands of users.

We continuously audit and update our security protocols to stay ahead of emerging threats. By implementing zero-trust architecture, multi-factor authentication, and end-to-end encryption across all layers of our ecosystem, we ensure that every interaction with PayEye technology remains private and protected. Our commitment to transparency and compliance with GDPR and other international regulations reinforces user trust and reflects our belief that privacy is a fundamental right, not a feature.

At PayEye, we recognize that biometric technologies, especially those involving uniquely personal identifiers like the eye, demand a heightened level of ethical responsibility. That’s why we’ve built our systems with privacy-by-design principles at their core, ensuring that users always remain in control of their own data. Our biometric authentication is opt-in, transparent, and designed to empower individuals, not monitor them. Consent is clear, revocable, and never coerced.

We also understand the broader social implications of deploying biometric solutions. From eliminating barriers to financial access to safeguarding identity in digital spaces, we believe biometrics can serve the public good when used responsibly. We continuously evaluate the societal impact of our technologies, engaging with stakeholders and independent experts to refine our approach. Ethical innovation is not just a feature, it’s a foundational commitment that guides every decision we make.