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Stripe Intergration

This document details the security controls and compliance measures for the Stripe payment processing system used in the Nationwide application, ensuring adherence to PCI DSS standards. It outlines the mechanisms for payment processing, authorization, authentication, and middleware access control, as well as data protection and webhook security. The document concludes with recommendations for ongoing security maintenance and enhancements to the integration.

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Stripe Intergration

This document details the security controls and compliance measures for the Stripe payment processing system used in the Nationwide application, ensuring adherence to PCI DSS standards. It outlines the mechanisms for payment processing, authorization, authentication, and middleware access control, as well as data protection and webhook security. The document concludes with recommendations for ongoing security maintenance and enhancements to the integration.

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1.

Introduction

This document outlines the security controls, integration details, and compliance posture
for the Stripe payment processing system used in Nationwide application. The purpose is
to ensure adherence to PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard)
requirements and maintain a secure payment environment.

2. Control Mechanisms

2.1 Payment Processing

• Stripe is used as the payment processor, ensuring that no cardholder data is stored
or processed within Nationwide application.
• Stripe API’s is Used for subscription management, including creating, updating,
canceling, and upgrading subscriptions.
• Stripe.js and Stripe Elements are used on the front-end to tokenize credit card
details before transmission.

2.2 Authorization & Authentication

• API keys are stored securely in google secret manager and accessed through
Nationwide’s configuration system.
• Webhooks are validated using Stripe’s signing secret to prevent unauthorized
requests.

2.3 Middleware & Access Control

• Role-based access control (RBAC) is implemented for administrators to restrict


access to billing information.

3. Security Measures

3.1 Data Protection

• Tokenization: Stripe tokenizes credit card information, ensuring that no sensitive


cardholder data is stored within Nationwide application.
• Secure Sessions: Nationwide’s session handling (SESSION_DRIVER) ensures
secure storage of authentication tokens.
3.2 Webhook Security
• Webhook payloads are validated using Stripe’s signature verification to prevent
unauthorized events.
• Logs of webhook events are maintained and monitored for anomalies.

4. Integration Details

4.1 Subscription Management


• Users can add/update credit cards through the portal, using Stripe’s hosted
payment forms [Stripe elements].
• Subscription upgrades are handled automatically when users add dependents (e.g.,
a spouse upgrade feature).
• Cancellations and expirations are managed via Stripe API and Webhooks.

4.2 Payment Processing & Refunds


• Payments are processed via Stripe’s REST API, ensuring secure handling of
transactions.
• Refunds and adjustments are managed through Stripe’s dashboard.

4.3 Notifications & Reporting


• Payment confirmations, subscription updates, and invoice reminders are sent via
Stripe email system.
• Stripe events are logged in Application telescope for monitoring and auditing
purposes.

5. Connections to Other Systems


• User Portal: Policyholders manage subscriptions, payment methods, and billing
details.
• Stripe Dashboard: Admins can track transactions.
• Logging & Monitoring: Payment-related events are logged for security auditing and
compliance tracking.

6. Compliance Posture & Next Steps

6.1 PCI DSS Considerations


• The application does not store, process, or transmit cardholder data; all payments
are handled via Stripe’s PCI DSS Level 1 compliant system.
• Environment variables are used for storing API keys, preventing accidental exposure
in source code.
• Webhooks are secured with signature validation and logging mechanisms.

6.2 Security & Maintenance


• Implement periodic security reviews for Stripe integration.
• Ensure all System dependencies and Stripe SDK versions are kept up to date.
• Enable monitoring for suspicious webhook activity and enforce additional security
controls as needed.

7. Conclusion
Nationwide system implements best practices for Stripe integration, ensuring PCI DSS
compliance and a secure payment environment. Future enhancements may include
additional monitoring tools, extended logging for analysis, and continuous security for
development.

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