Pass your PCI questionnaire. Show your insurer proof.
If you take card payments online, you have to answer security questions every year. Ryvx checks your website, keeps checking it, and gives you the paperwork.
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If any of this sounds like you, this is built for you.
Shopify, WooCommerce, or something a developer built you. If customers pay by card on your site, your payment provider asks you to fill in a PCI questionnaire every year.
Some customers, especially public-sector ones, won't sign a contract until you can show a Cyber Essentials certification or something like it. This isn't that certification, but it covers three of its five themes and writes the paperwork the rest of it asks for.
A cyber-insurance renewal, or a lender's due diligence checklist before they extend you credit. Both ask questions about your website's security that most shop owners have never had to answer before.
One subscription, five things it does.
- The twice-monthly automated check: re-runs on a schedule, not just once at signup, so your board reflects your site as it is now, not as it was when you subscribed.
- A PCI DSS / Cyber Essentials status board: one place tracking every row: the parts our engine tests directly, and the parts only you can answer, side by side rather than in two separate places.
- A plain-English certificate: states exactly what was tested and what you declared. It never claims your business is compliant, certified, or accredited; nobody's certificate does that.
- Payment-page change detection: your checkout page's scripts and security headers are watched on a schedule, and an unauthorized-looking change gets flagged for you to confirm rather than missed silently.
- Three written policy documents: built from your own answers to a handful of short questions: an Information Security Policy, an Access Control Statement, and an Incident Response Plan. Where you haven't got a control in place yet, the document says so plainly and leaves a placeholder, not a comfortable guess.
Example run, not a real customer's report: Example Shop Ltd, example-shop.co.uk
The one-page document you forward to a bank, an insurer, or a customer's security questionnaire.
How your business protects customer data, for staff to follow and for anyone reviewing you to read.
Who can reach customer data and how that access is given and taken away.
What happens if there's a security incident: who's told, in what order, how fast.
Three steps, nothing installed on your side.
Tell Ryvx the address of the website that takes payments. One website is included; add more for £25/mo each.
Every check is a read-only look at your site from the outside, the same as a browser visiting your pages. Nothing logs in, nothing changes a setting, nothing touches your code. It runs again every two weeks, not just once.
After each run, a dated certificate you can forward on, plus the three policy documents built from your own answers. If something needs attention, the report says what and how to fix it.
One website included. Cancel anytime.
Extra websites are £25/mo each. Cancel any time from your account page; cancellation takes effect at the end of your current billing period.
See the full breakdown →The one thing we won't claim.
Not a PCI Approved Scanning Vendor
Ryvx Compliance is not a PCI Approved Scanning Vendor and does not issue compliance certification.
Never “compliant”, “certified” or “guaranteed to pass”
Ryvx reports what was tested and what you declared yourself, and labels every row by which is which. It never says your business has passed or is certified, and no report from it promises a questionnaire outcome.
What shop owners usually ask.
Do I need to be technical?
No. You add your website's address and answer a handful of plain questions about things like whether you have a firewall and antivirus. Ryvx does the rest and hands you the paperwork in plain English.
Will this change my website?
No. Every check Ryvx runs against your site is a read-only request, the same as a browser visiting your pages. It never logs in, never submits a form, and never changes anything on your site or your code.
Is this a PCI certification?
Ryvx Compliance is not a PCI Approved Scanning Vendor and does not issue compliance certification.
What if you find a problem?
Every issue Ryvx reports comes with plain-English steps for fixing it, not just a red flag. Your status board shows what still needs attention until it's dealt with.
Can my web agency manage it for me?
Yes. Invite them as a team member from your account's Team page and they can see the same checks, certificate, and policies you do, on the same subscription.