Verify the domain
Client login pages display the singular domain and the non-affiliation statement before credentials are entered.
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Security & trust
Clear identity, careful data collection, and safer client access.
A payment website should minimize sensitive information, verify its domain clearly, and state exactly what the marketing site does and does not collect.
Website security principles
Trust begins with what the site refuses to collect.
This public website should collect only the business information needed to respond to an inquiry. It should not collect online-banking passwords, cardholder data, full bank credentials, or underwriting documents through an ordinary marketing form.
Minimize data
Lead forms ask for business context—not sensitive payment credentials or banking passwords.
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State the role accurately
The live site should identify the company’s actual role and provider relationships without implying unsupported authority.
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Before you sign in
Use a three-step domain check.
Read the address bar
Confirm that it contains globalpayment.com with no extra words, misspellings, or plural “payments.”
Confirm HTTPS
Use a valid encrypted connection and investigate any browser certificate warning.
Use the right credentials
Only use credentials specifically issued for GlobalPayment.com.
Never enter bank login details
A GlobalPayment.com portal should never ask for your online-banking password.
Need help verifying a GlobalPayment.com page?
Contact the company using a known business contact before entering credentials or sensitive information.