PayShore is designed for the controls and audit posture finance teams require (from small business through mid-market and enterprise), across access, approvals, audit, encryption, and bank credentials.
PayShore is built around the controls auditors already test for. The pillars below are how we describe that posture to security reviewers and prospect IT teams.
Every PayShore account ships with multi-factor authentication on by default. Roles scope what individuals and teams can see and do, so a treasury analyst, an AP clerk, and a CFO each get the access their work requires, and no more.
Transfers, payments, and counterparty changes route through tiered approval chains: initiator, first reviewer, and a second sign-off where the policy demands it. Approvals happen inside PayShore (not over email, chat, or phone), so the control and the action stay attached.
PayShore's structure is the defense. Maker-checker-and-double-checker approval chains mean no single person can move money, even an administrator. Approvals happen inside PayShore, not over email, phone, or video call, so a manipulated executive, a deepfake on a video call, or a duress request can't bypass the workflow. Every approval is anchored to the specific action it authorized, so any attempted manipulation leaves a record.
Every meaningful action (approvals, executions, configuration changes) is recorded in an audit log that is timestamped, tamper-evident, and exportable for your auditors and your downstream systems.
Traffic between your team, PayShore, and your banks is encrypted in transit. Data at rest is encrypted. Sensitive secrets are managed in a dedicated key-management service rather than living alongside application data.
PayShore does not store your bank passwords. Where continuous service operation requires bank-issued tokens or similar credentials, they are stored encrypted and access-controlled. Connections use revocable bank-issued tokens, and credential rotation and revocation stay where they belong — with you and with the bank.
AI is a priority for PayShore and a meaningful part of where the platform is headed. As AI features are introduced, they will be governed by the same principles the rest of the platform already runs on — set today, so security teams can count on them regardless of when each feature arrives.
PayShore is structured around the access, change-management, and audit controls that security and finance reviewers expect to see when evaluating a finance operations platform.
For more information or specific security questions, reach out to our security team directly.
