All credit card transactions are handled by our secure payment service provider SECPay who use Thawte Certificates to ensure privacy during the transmission of credit card numbers. At no point during and after card processing are card details stored in clear format.

Our secure server handles thousands of orders a day without a single security issue. In the unlikely event of your credit card being abused as a result of shopping you will only be liable for  the first £50 of your loss as, legally, the credit card issuer must repay the rest. Security Bits have applied for membership of the Web Trader Consumer Association.

The purchase area of our site is secure; this means that we utilize industry-standard Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology to allow for the encryption of potentially sensitive information such as your name, address and other critically sensitive information like your credit card details. Information passed between your computer and our Web site cannot be read in the event it is intercepted by someone else.

• Did you know? The risk of credit card fraud is 100 times greater when you hand your card to the waiter in a restaurant than when you shop on the Internet! Modern day encryption technology, used by many Internet stores similar to ourselves, virtually eliminates credit card fraud on the Internet.
• If in the extremely unlikely event that somehow your card is used fraudulently, as a direct result of you providing information to SecurityBits.Com, then as long as you notify your credit card company in accordance with its reporting rules and procedures.
• In-fact, we are so convinced about the security of your data on our servers that if you ever suffer a direct loss from fraudulent use of your credit card, as a result of using our site, SecurityBits.Com will repay your losses to the sum of 100%. Guaranteed!
• This is just another example of why the online shopping experience offered by SecurityBits.Com, outperforms any physical shopping experience. Think about that! What other store, after having unwittingly revealed your credit card details so that you suffered losses, would offer to pay back 100% of the amount?