Yes. The Arivs Proprietary Software (APS) database is secured by standard salt and pepper hashed password protection. The server is located in Missouri with hourly backup and redundancy within Arizona. Also, the APS server that collects borrower credit card information protects consumers’ nonpublic personal information. Credit card numbers, expiration dates, or CVV codes are not stored in any way but are entered manually. There are always codes in place to prevent these values from being added to log files. In transit, the data is encrypted (SSL) both from the client to the server, and from the server to the credit card processor.