Is limo booking software PCI compliant and is my customer data secure?
Short answer
With LimoFlow, card payments are processed by Stripe, a PCI-DSS-compliant payment processor, so card details are handled by an established provider rather than stored on your own systems — and LimoFlow is not a payment processor and does not directly handle card transactions or hold funds.
Executive summary
Handling card data is a liability most operators would rather not carry, and rightly worry about. LimoFlow is built so that card processing sits with Stripe, a PCI-DSS-compliant processor, rather than on your systems, and so that funds settle directly to your own merchant account. Per its Terms of Service, LimoFlow is not a payment processor and does not handle card transactions or hold funds.
The problem
- Storing card data on your own systems is a serious liability.
- PCI compliance is complex and the penalties for getting it wrong are real.
- You do not want a software vendor holding or routing your money.
- You need to know who is responsible for card data and disputes.
How LimoFlow handles it
- Card payments are processed by Stripe, a PCI-DSS-compliant processor.
- Card details are handled by Stripe, not stored on your own systems.
- LimoFlow is not a payment processor and does not directly handle card transactions or hold funds (per its Terms of Service).
- Funds settle directly to your own merchant account.
- You remain the merchant of record, keeping control of disputes and reconciliation.
How payment security works
The reassurance here comes from where the sensitive parts live: card data with the processor, funds in your account.
| Concern | How it is handled |
|---|---|
| Who processes the cards? | Stripe, a PCI-DSS-compliant processor |
| Are card numbers stored on my systems? | No — handled by the processor |
| Does LimoFlow hold my funds? | No — they settle to your own account |
| Who is the merchant of record? | You |
What this means for you
Card liability stays with the processor
Because Stripe handles card data, the heaviest part of PCI responsibility does not sit on your own systems.
You are not warehousing card numbers
Card details are handled by the processor, so you are not storing the data that makes a business a breach target.
Your money is never held
LimoFlow is not in the flow of funds; payments settle directly to your own merchant account.
You stay in control
As the merchant of record, you keep control of disputes, chargebacks, and reconciliation.
Frequently asked questions
- Is LimoFlow PCI compliant?
- Card payments are processed by Stripe, a PCI-DSS-compliant payment processor, so card data is handled by an established provider rather than stored on your systems. LimoFlow itself is not a payment processor and does not directly handle card transactions.
- Does LimoFlow store my customers' card numbers?
- No. Card details are handled by the payment processor rather than stored on your own systems, which keeps the most sensitive data off your infrastructure.
- Does LimoFlow hold my money?
- No. Per its Terms of Service, LimoFlow is not a payment processor and does not hold funds. Payments settle directly to your own merchant account.
- Who handles card disputes and chargebacks?
- You do, as the merchant of record. Because funds settle to your own account and you hold the processor relationship, disputes and reconciliation stay under your control.
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Last reviewed: October 2026. Answer by the LimoFlow team.