Many pay per head services that are currently in use today are not as secure as you might think. This is why it’s so important to find one that is and that can prove that to you. One example of a service that meets this description is Host PPH, which fully values its clients’ security and privacy and makes every effort to keep all client information confidential. All of the information that you do provide to Host PPH will be held in a secure, onsite server. This means that no matter where you may be physically located in the world, your information will be protected, not allowing anyone but you to access your information.
You won’t have to provide all that much personal information anyway. While other pay per head agencies want to know everything about you and your players, Host PPH will never ask for player details. After all, such details are not necessary in order for the agency to provide you and your clients with its services. You’re kept safe by not having to provide a ton of sensitive information in the first place and the details that are necessary in order to conduct business are fully encrypted and secure.
Every single account, whether it’s for an agent, a sub agent, or a player, can only be accessed using a username and password. This means that every login, transaction, wager, information update, report query and any changes are only accessible by authorized account holders. Furthermore, online and call center wagers must be confirmed by your players by re-entering their password each and every time they place a bet. If that’s not enough to make you feel safe, you’ll feel doubly secure knowing that you’ve constantly got a dedicated staff of IT experts working on your behalf. They monitor the computer systems at all times and perform upgrades on a regular basis. This goes above and beyond the meager “security measures” offered by most other pay per head services.
With Host Pay Per Head, there are measures in place to protect against every possible scenario. You will enjoy protection against hacking and denial of service attacks, and so much more.
