PCI DSS compliance
Integrated payment flows keep card data off TixHub servers and support your compliance requirements.
Security, privacy and compliance
TixHub is the #1 ticketing platform in Ontario government venues and was selected for a joint federal and municipal values and benefits study alongside six Ontario theatres — and it is built to the same Canadian standard for municipalities in every province.
Built for accountable teams
Practical safeguards for accountable venue teams.
Integrated payment flows keep card data off TixHub servers and support your compliance requirements.
Role-based access controls and Canadian data hosting support Ontario municipal privacy obligations.
Patron-facing experiences are designed to support AODA and WCAG accessibility requirements.
Encrypted connections and integrated Canadian payment providers help protect sensitive transactions.
Primary hosting in Ontario with Canadian cloud backups keeps your venue data in Canada.
A 99.99% uptime SLA, frequent transaction backups and documented recovery targets support continuity.
100% Canadian-built and hosted
For Canadian arts organizations, municipalities and universities, where patron data lives is not just an IT preference. It is a risk-management, legal and procurement decision.
A higher level of security, Canadian data residency, secure payment integrations and practical controls help protect your organization and patrons.
Canadian data residency can reduce cross-border privacy review complexity and avoid unnecessary foreign-access disclosures.
Canadian law governs your data, reducing ambiguity around foreign hosting and external government access.
Municipal stakeholders, boards and legal teams get a clearer answer to a common procurement concern.
Public-sector and municipal clients increasingly ask for Canadian data residency as part of their vendor review.
Regulatory reality
Canadian data residency requirements are tightening across provinces and levels of government.
Personal Information International Disclosure Protection Act
Public bodies face strict limits on storing personal data outside Canada, except in narrow circumstances.
Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act
Public bodies must assess privacy risks and safeguards when using service providers or storing personal information outside Canada.
Private-sector privacy law, Law 25
Cross-border data transfers require a full Privacy Impact Assessment.
Accountability and safeguards
Organizations remain responsible for personal information transferred to third-party processors and must use contractual or other means to provide comparable protection.
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