Payments Info
PCI & Funding
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Prime Merchant Group
Effective Date: October 6, 2025
Who we are: Prime Merchant Group, LLC (“PMG,” “we,” “us”)
Contact:
sales@primemerchantgroup.com
PCI & Security
How card data is handled. PMG’s gateway is powered by NMI, a PCI DSS Level-1 certified provider. We use tokenization and hosted components to minimize your PCI scope. PMG and NMI do not store full PAN in clear text.
Your responsibilities. You must:
- Maintain PCI DSS compliance annually and complete the appropriate SAQ (e.g., SAQ-A for fully hosted/redirect; SAQ-A-EP where your code can affect the payment page; your exact SAQ depends on your integration).
- Never store full card numbers, CVV, or sensitive authentication data in logs, emails, or tickets.
- Use strong access controls for your staff and any vendors.
- Run vulnerability scans/patches as required by your SAQ and environment.
- Notify sales@primemerchantgroup.com immediately if you suspect a compromise.
Helpful tips.
- Prefer Hosted Payment Fields/redirect to reduce scope.
- Limit who can access the gateway and enable MFA where available.
- Scrub support tools and web server logs of card data.
Funding & Deposits
Who controls deposits. Your Acquirer (and its designated processors) controls settlement and deposit timing. PMG/NMI do not hold merchant funds.
Cadence & cut-offs.
- Typical schedule is T+2 business days; T+1 or instant may be available subject to eligibility and fees.
- Cut-off times, weekends, and bank holidays can shift deposit dates.
- Your Acquirer may place reserves/holds or adjust funding for risk, disputes, or ACH returns.
Where to manage funding.
Update funding accounts, view cut-offs, or request accelerated funding in
your Acquirer portal or through your Acquirer representative.
Related policies & support
- Merchant Gateway Agreement
- Chargebacks & Disputes
- Refunds & Cancellations
- Acceptable Use / Prohibited Businesses
- Privacy
Disclaimer
This page summarizes common PCI and funding practices for PMG’s gateway. Your Acquirer agreement and card-brand rules control in the event of a conflict.