Evervault vs. Limina

Evervault is a developer-first platform that helps payment providers and merchants collect, process, and share sensitive cardholder data without ever exposing it in plaintext. Its modular building blocks are designed to solve payment security, PCI compliance, and data protection challenges with minimal engineering effort. The platform uses a dual-custody encryption model: Evervault stores the encryption keys, while customers store the encrypted data. This separation drastically reduces breach risk and improves performance.

Limina is an enterprise de-identification platform that detects and removes PII, PHI, and PCI from unstructured data without stripping the context that makes it valuable. Unlike pattern-matching tools that over-redact, Limina uses context-aware machine learning to identify sensitive information the way a trained human would. That's why it achieves less than half the error rate of AWS Comprehend, Google DLP, and Microsoft Presidio on real-world data.