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2 of 5 independent trust signals established
Very Good Security (VGS) has 2 dimensions with established evidence. The rest have not been confirmed yet.
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Security headers (3/5) — checked 10/18/2026
Infrastructure & transparency signals
We knew that it was going to be hugely onerous on us. Meaning it was going to take six months to get everything set up for the [PCI DSS] audit, and it's going to be a huge distraction, which we didn't really want
[With VGS] we know that even in a complete breach scenario, hackers would not get access to that card information because we simply don’t have it
We found [the Control dashboard] really, really useful. It’s very well organized, and the information required for the auditors is universal. Now that we’re expanding into so many new countries, we’re using the Control panel as inspiration. We take the pack of information as a preliminary POC and provide it to third parties and banks when we begin engaging with them
Our [PCI Level 1] timeline went from this huge six-month project with tons and tons of audit prep to this much lighter lift, one to two-month project with VGS
One of the big headaches around payment is PCI compliance; it’s a huge challenge. Before VGS, we were doing it ourselves - in house - and it was taking up too much time, energy and focus
We built our PCI infrastructure solution and secured Level 1 compliance for way less than if we’d done it in house – both financially and in engineering resources – and broke a record for getting Visa DPS implemented at the same time
With VGS, we had our infrastructure in place and were PCI compliant in under 2 months. Within 4 months, we were Visa DPS certified
We needed to help our customers deliver wages to their employees, and they would prefer that as few parties as possible have access to that data
A larger engineering team amplifies the coordination cost and slows things down. We wanted to move quickly and keep momentum going without getting bogged down with things that aren’t core to our business
VGS takes the really scary, sensitive, tricky compliance and security stuff and does it for us. They get it right. And then we get the benefit
Our sensitive data is secure and we’re PCI compliant with 10x less people and 5x more quickly than if we’d built our own solution
Our engineers are focusing on the design and UX, rather than spending all their time getting the data security parts right. We trust VGS to help us make sure that happens
We heard that VGS was easy to use and was the most popular in the market
Being able to trust the company we were getting into business with, and that was trusted by all the respected companies we spoke to, was very important to us
VGS has already paid for itself. It's a powerful way for us to get more customers
We had these teams trying to sell their products to us. What wasn't really clear from them was how the whole picture was going to come together. Every vendor had a gaping hole—except VGS
What’s unique about TCB is our PCI compliance risk mitigation strategy. If you don't bring data in, you certainly reduce, and in some cases eliminate, your compliance risks. Our rule was to attempt to limit and in some cases avoid data at all costs, to stop it from the beginning and not house any of the data, we eliminated the compliance risk
We had these different partners trying to sell their products to us. What was not really clear, was how the whole picture was going to come together. Every partner had a gaping hole—except VGS
We had these teams trying to sell their products to us. And what wasn't really clear from them was how the whole picture was going to come together. Every vendor had a gaping hole—except VGS. Solution We had this whole list of predetermined questions and needs. Once VGS started talking about their solution, it was like they had our checklist. It was just seamless. We were blown away…VGS wasn’t just the best solution; they clearly demonstrated how they would help us grow our business and top-line revenue
We’re going beyond PCI data soon. Everything related to that near-term expansion of our offerings is being built based on VGS technology
Our mobile applications had already been converted to work with VGS on the front-end, and our backend was already able to send through different routes. That turned out to be an extremely beneficial decision on our part
Companies underestimate the effort it takes to have good security infrastructure. Becoming PCI-certified on your own is a very tall order
Small to mid-sized companies can offload some (or all) of their PCI compliance burden by partnering with VGS
Ultimately, the business value is in lowering the risk of exposing sensitive data