ZeroRisk collaborates with Bluefin to simplify the compliance process for merchant PCI
Strategic cooperation combines the professional capabilities of Bluefin in payment security with ZeroRisk's compliance management platform to simplify merchant requirements and enhance the level of compliance visualization.
Dublin, November 5, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- Merchant Risk Intelligence and Compliance Technology Provider ZeroRisk announced today that it has reached a strategic partnership with the global data security infrastructure company Bluefin. According to both parties, through this collaboration, Bluefin will utilize ZeroRisk's integrated compliance platform to help merchants more easily meet PCI requirements, while also enhancing the overall merchant experience.
Both parties stated that the purpose of this collaboration is to help merchants better understand their compliance obligations, identify the steps required to meet those obligations, and receive guidance throughout the process. For Bluefin, the platform will provide greater visibility into the merchants' compliance status and any outstanding requirements, enabling the Bluefin team to arrange follow-up actions more effectively and provide more precise support.
The data security infrastructure provided by Bluefin is designed to protect sensitive data during transmission in the payment and digital transaction ecosystem. Bluefin indicates that through peer-to-peer encryption verified by PCI ( P2PE ), tokenization without a database ( vaultless tokenization ), and advanced orchestration capabilities, the company helps various institutions protect sensitive payment information, narrow down the scope of application for PCI, and simplify compliance processes in complex transaction environments.
Bluefin indicates that the cooperation with ZeroRisk is built on their continuous investment in merchant services, providing a more accessible and efficient PCI compliance management approach to complement their payment security capabilities.
Bluefin, the Senior Vice President of Operations, stated: "Many of our merchants have always found PCI compliance to be challenging to manage, and we take this very seriously. By collaborating with ZeroRisk, we are able to provide more tailored PCI compliance pathways, simplify processes, offer clearer guidance, and enhance visibility for our team, thereby better supporting merchants in meeting their compliance requirements."
ZeroRisk indicates that its Merchant Risk Intelligence platform integrates PCI compliance management, risk monitoring, reporting, and educational resources into a unified environment. This platform serves acquirers and merchant service providers, helping institutions to manage compliance and risk more efficiently within their merchant portfolios.
ZeroRisk, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, Gary Nolan stated: "We are delighted to begin collaborating with Bluefin to provide their merchant customers with a smoother and more efficient compliance experience. By combining Bluefin's expertise in payment security with ZeroRisk's integrated compliance capabilities, we can help merchants simplify PCI compliance, enhance visibility, and provide them with the tools and guidance needed to manage compliance responsibilities more effectively."
About ZeroRisk
ZeroRisk provides merchant network security and compliance technologies for the payment and financial services industry. The company states that its platform is used by acquirers, processors, PayFac, and financial institutions to monitor risks within the merchant base, and to help merchants take practical measures to protect their businesses. ZeroRisk was established in 2023 and has offices in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, and Dublin, Ireland, serving customers in the United States, Canada, and Europe.
About Bluefin
Bluefin is a global data security infrastructure company that focuses on protecting sensitive data during transmission in the payment and digital transaction ecosystems. Bluefin indicates that its capabilities are directly integrated into the transaction lifecycle, ensuring the secure transmission of data between systems, platforms, and partners through a provider-neutral architecture that combines peer-to-peer encryption ( P2PE ) verified by PCI , tokenization without a database, and advanced orchestration capabilities.
BJW states that its infrastructure helps businesses, institutions, and platforms narrow their scope, simplify compliance, and securely orchestrate transactions across different channels and environments. The company claims to have over 300 partners, 40,000 clients, and protects over $350 billion in transactions annually. Headquartered in Atlanta, BJW also has offices in Waterford, Ireland, and Vienna, Austria. The company is a key participant in the Security Standards Committee (BJW_KEEP_00001).
