Plano, TX – Southwest Credit Systems, L.P. a national provider of accounts receivable solutions is proud to have achieved Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS) Level 1 compliance through a Qualified Security Assessor.  

The PCI DSS is a multifaceted security standard that includes requirements for security management, policies, procedures, network architecture, software design and other critical protective measures. This comprehensive standard is intended to help organizations processing credit card payments proactively protect customer account data.

By achieving PCI Compliance Southwest Credit continues to demonstrate clients and prospects their commitment to quality and compliance; as well as the focus placed on protecting their customers’ data by adhering to the proper rules and regulations.  

“Performing with integrity is the bedrock of everything we do at Southwest Credit”, said Jeff Hurt, CEO “and safeguarding our customers’ information is our top priority”.

We are proud of the continuous investments we have made in technology and the rigorous audits of our processes by accredited third parties which demonstrate that we operate at the highest levels within the collections industry.  

About Southwest Credit
Founded in 1974, Southwest Credit Systems L.P. is a national provider of accounts receivable management services to small and large companies in the Communications, Education, Utility, Government, and Financial Services industries. Southwest Credit services consumer and commercial accounts along various stages of the credit and collection process.
The company bases its service philosophy on their mission statement:

“At Southwest Credit, our goal is to provide our chosen partners with professional accounts receivable solutions based on Value, Integrity, and Performance.”

Southwest Credit is SAS 70 Type II Certified and has a Better Business Bureau rating of A+. For more information contact 1.800.637.7439 or visit www.sw-credit.com


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