EnglishSecure Shopping
Your security matters to us. Here’s how we protect your information when you shop at SanMarcoCoffee.com.
Authorize.Net Verified Merchant
Payment processing is handled by Authorize.Net, a certified Visa Merchant Service provider operating since 1996.
Authorize.Net CIM
Customer Information Manager (CIM) stores your saved payment information on Authorize.Net’s secure servers — never on ours.
PCI DSS Compliant
Our payment infrastructure meets Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard requirements, scanned and validated by Trustwave.
Let’s Encrypt SSL
Our SSL/TLS certificates are issued and renewed by Let’s Encrypt, the nonprofit certificate authority that secures hundreds of millions of websites worldwide.
You can verify our certificate any time by clicking the lock icon in your browser’s address bar.
TLS Encryption
Every form on our site — checkout, account, contact — is protected by Transport Layer Security. Your data is encrypted in transit between your browser and our servers, so it can’t be intercepted.
Industry Standard Firewalls
Our servers sit behind enterprise-grade firewalls configured to block unauthorized access, with intrusion detection running continuously.
Automated Bot Defense
Our site runs continuous, multi-layered defenses against automated abuse — credential-stuffing attempts, account scrapers, card testers, and the other automated traffic that targets every e-commerce site.
Real customers pass through transparently. Suspicious traffic is challenged or blocked at the network edge, protecting both your account and our shop’s performance for everyone else.
Global Threat Intelligence
We integrate with AbuseIPDB, a community-driven database of reported abusive IP addresses contributed by webmasters, security professionals, and system administrators worldwide.
Incoming traffic is checked against this real-time intelligence, helping us identify and challenge known bad actors before they ever reach your shopping session.
AWS Cloud Infrastructure
SanMarcoCoffee.com runs on Amazon Web Services — the same scalable, redundant infrastructure that powers Amazon.com and many of the world’s largest sites.
