Elements: A seamless way to capture, secure, and tokenize data
Blog post from Basis Theory
Basis Theory Elements is a tokenization tool designed to let developers collect sensitive information, such as payment card details, bank accounts, Social Security numbers, and email addresses, without allowing that data to pass through their frontend or backend systems. Text Elements offer flexible field-level or combined tokenization, while customizable Card Elements support collection of card numbers, expiration dates, and verification codes with features such as card-brand icons and variable CVC lengths. Developers retain control over form styling and behavior through CSS customization and events for focus, changes, validation, and errors, helping preserve a consistent user experience. Submitted information is sent directly to Basis Theory’s dedicated PCI-compliant and SOC 2-certified environment, where it is encrypted and replaced with token identifiers that can be used in later operations. Additional services, including Proxy and Reactors, enable organizations to use tokenized data for activities such as KYC checks, billing, payment processing, analysis, and third-party sharing while reducing security exposure and compliance scope.
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