Your Customer Data Is an Asset. Treat It Like One.
Remove PII and PCI from records, transcripts, and communications so your analytics, fraud, and AI teams can work with real customer data—compliantly, accurately, and entirely within your infrastructure.
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From Compliance Liability to Competitive Advantage
Three steps to compliant, usable financial data—whether you're building fraud models, responding to a breach, or sending call transcripts to analytics platforms.
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Detect PII and PCI Wherever They Hide
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Remove What Shouldn't Be There
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Prove Your Compliance Holds Up
Built for the Complexity of Real Financial Data
Decades of loan files, call transcripts mixing payment data with fraud indicators, multilingual customer communications, legacy archives never built for AI, and breach investigations where traditional DLP tools miss years of unclassified data.

Detect Payment Data the Way Customers Say It

Real-Time Redaction for Contact Centers

Handle Breaches and Legacy Archives at Scale

Enable AI on Communications and Claims Data
Enable Real-World Evidence Studies
Major Financial Institution
$500M+
Billions
Millions
Data Scientists Needed the Data. Compliance Said No.
Data scientists needed transaction and account data to build better fraud models, but PII and PCI made sharing unsafe, forcing a choice between compliance and innovation. Every request required manual review. Every delay meant models running on stale data.
Limina Became the Firewall
Limina now sits between operations and data science, automatically de-identifying data before it's shared. Transcripts retain context, emails keep complaint patterns, and loan files preserve detail—while credit cards and personal identifiers are safely redacted within the institution's own infrastructure. Data scientists access real customer data safely. Compliance stays intact.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Limina handle PCI compliance differently than general tools?
How does Limina handle PCI compliance differently than general tools?
General-purpose tools treat credit card numbers like any other digit string. Limina applies Luhn validation to distinguish real payment credentials from employee IDs, reference numbers, and random digits that happen to match card patterns. We also catch contextual PCI—"card ending in 4532" or "my Visa"—that generic tools miss. Banks testing competitors found 15-30% of actual PCI data went undetected. Limina consistently achieves compliance-grade accuracy on real banking data.
How does call transcript redaction affect PCI DSS scope?
How does call transcript redaction affect PCI DSS scope?
PCI DSS applies to systems that store, process, or transmit cardholder data. Transcripts containing credit card numbers bring your call analytics platform, CRM, and data warehouse into PCI scope with extensive security requirements. Redacted transcripts containing no payment data fall outside scope entirely—you store calls for QA, fraud pattern analysis, and agent training without PCI audit obligations applying to those systems.
Can we use Limina for breach investigation and legacy data?
Can we use Limina for breach investigation and legacy data?
Yes. Traditional DLP solutions can't process scanned documents, handwritten forms, or image files—the unstructured formats where years of unclassified PII and PCI typically live. Limina handles these formats at scale, letting you map breach scope across compromised data, meet notification deadlines, and document comprehensive assessment to regulators. The same capability works proactively before incidents happen.
Can we use de-identified customer data to train AI models?
Can we use de-identified customer data to train AI models?
Yes. Banking communications, claims documents, and transaction records contain valuable training data for fraud detection, customer service AI, and analytics. De-identified outputs preserve the conversation flow, claim patterns, and behavioral signals AI needs without exposing customer identities. A major bank built an enterprise-wide AI initiative using Limina as the privacy layer across all data pipelines.
Does our data leave our environment?
Does our data leave our environment?
No. Limina deploys as a container in your on-premises environment or VPC. All processing happens inside your existing security perimeter—no third-party cloud processing, no external transmission. This matters especially for financial services: customer account data, payment records, and communications never flow to external services before they're protected.
Does Limina support the languages and regions where we operate?
Does Limina support the languages and regions where we operate?
Yes. Limina works across 52 languages with region-specific detection for financial identifiers across North America, Europe, Asia, and Latin America. Canadian SINs, Japanese My Number IDs, UK National Insurance numbers, German tax IDs, European IBANs, and dozens of other locale-specific formats are all detected alongside standard PCI from a single deployment.


