Reveal: Unlock Unmistakable User Experiences with Sensitive Data
Blog post from Basis Theory
Basis Theory has launched Reveal, a feature that enables mobile and web applications to securely display sensitive information, including credit card data, without exposing underlying systems to that data or expanding their PCI compliance scope. Built on the company’s tokenization and Elements UI technology, Reveal is available through React, JavaScript, iOS, and Android SDKs and allows developers to create highly customized, responsive interfaces rather than relying on fixed payment-field designs. Its session-based access controls limit the duration and scope of access to sensitive tokens, reducing unauthorized-access risks while allowing teams to focus on product design. The feature is aimed particularly at card issuers, which can now present virtual card numbers, expiration dates, and CVC codes in flexible user flows, while also enabling users to copy card details for e-commerce purchases and potentially reduce entry errors and payment declines.
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