We work through the secure international payment system Stripe, so you can be sure that your payments are reliably protected.

Stripe is an international system for secure online payments using plastic cards.

Simply put, Stripe acts as an intermediary between the buyer and the seller, who makes a secure payment from an information security point of view. Stripe solves all the problems of card payments, including storing card data, recurring payments and withdrawals to a bank account.

The Stripe system is distinguished by high payment processing speed and security, and from a business point of view, it has very convenient means of integration with websites (especially for programmers).

System website: https://stripe.com/

Wikipedia: https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stripe

• Is Stripe secure and is it safe for me to enter my data into the system?
  Yes, Stripe meets international security standards, with PCI Level 1 certification. This is the highest level of certification available in the payments industry.
• If I want to buy an OmniMind subscription, do I have to have a Stripe account?
  No, it is enough to have a valid plastic card (debit or credit) Visa or Mastercard.
• Why did OmniMind choose Stripe and not another payment system?
  Stripe has a very high reputation in the world of online business, primarily due to its high reliability and security, as well as good documentation and ease of integration with websites.
• Does OmniMind store customer payment information on its server?
  No, OmniMind does not store any user banking information. All data entered in the Stripe widget window, built into our website, is transmitted by the Stripe system in encrypted form (AES-256 block encryption algorithm is used). OmniMind then receives a response indicating a successful transaction and the user’s subscription is activated.
• Who else uses Stripe?
  According to the system manufacturer, Stripe is currently used by more than 100,000 companies. Among them are representatives of online commerce, service companies, charitable organizations, and payment platforms for websites. Examples? Facebook, SAP, Kickstarter, Udacity, TED, unicef and many others.