Security

Ruby Plum always treats the information collected from you as personal and confidential. Your details will only be used to complete orders, provide you with the best possible service and, if you have requested, to enable me to send you information about promotional offers and new products or services. Your personal information will not be passed or sold to any third party or company (unless I'm legally obliged to) without your permission. To read the full privacy policy please click here.

Ruby wants you to shop online with confidence.
When you place an order, your credit card details are processed by Paypal. They use cutting-edge data encryption, fraud detection tools and other advanced techniques to increase security. They deliver one of the most secure payment platforms in the world. See below the measures they have in place to ensure the security of your transactions.

PayPal uses state of the art encryption
They automatically encrypt all sensitive information sent between your computer and their systems, ensuring your information is kept private.

They can spot problems before they happen
•They use fraud prevention technology that monitors transactions for suspicious activity.
• They have a team of over 2,000 specialists including former law enforcement officials, working to protect you from fraud and identity theft.
• To help weed out fraudulent activity, every transaction is reviewed by state of the art models.
•They ensure users who send or receive large amounts of money have successfully completed our verification system and identity check.

The geeky details
When registering or logging in to Ruby Plum's website, they verify that your Internet browser is running Secure Sockets Layer 3.0 (SSL) or higher. Information is protected by SSL with an encryption key length of 168 bits (the highest level commercially available). They store your personal information and ensure it's heavily guarded, both physically and electronically. To further safeguard your debit and credit card numbers and your bank account details, they do not directly connect their firewall-protected servers to the internet.