Payment processing (Stripe)

webcamcnc uses Stripe as our payment processor for subscriptions, billing, and certain purchases made through WebCAM CNC.

We do not receive or store your full card details

When you add or update a payment method, card numbers and card verification values (for example, CVC) are collected and processed by Stripe, not by us. Payment details are typically entered through Stripe-hosted interfaces (such as Stripe Elements, Checkout, or the Stripe Customer Portal) or other flows Stripe provides. In those setups, sensitive card data is sent directly to Stripe’s systems.

We do not store full payment card numbers or CVC codes on our servers, and we do not have access to your full card number in the ordinary course of providing the service.

What we may still see or store

Depending on how you pay and what Stripe exposes to us through our integration, we may receive and retain non-sensitive billing-related information needed to run your account, for example:

• That you have an active subscription or payment method on file
• The last four digits and brand of a card (for display in your account or receipts)
• Expiry information when Stripe provides it for display
• Stripe identifiers (such as customer or payment method IDs), invoice and charge metadata, and subscription status

This is standard for services that use Stripe with Laravel Cashier or similar integrations.

Security and compliance

Stripe is responsible for securing card data according to its role as a payment processor and maintains certifications and practices appropriate for that role (including PCI DSS). Your use of Stripe’s services is also subject to Stripe’s terms and privacy policy.

For more detail from Stripe:

• Stripe security
• Stripe privacy center

Questions

If you have questions about billing in WebCAM CNC, contact us through the support options we publish. For card-specific issues shown in Stripe’s receipts or portal, Stripe’s support resources may also apply.

Changes

We may update this page from time to time. The published “Last updated” date reflects the latest revision.