Substitute user interface for sensitive data

A server-implemented method, comprising:

• receiving, by a server, a request from a user to initiate a computing action;
• in response to determining, by the server, that an interface service of a third party for collecting information from the user for the computing action is not available:
• presenting, by the server to the user, a substitute interface that matches an appearance of the third-party interface service;
• and
• receiving, by the server from the user via the substitute interface, information for the computing action.

A non-transitory, computer-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by a server, cause the server to perform operations comprising:

• receiving a request from a user to initiate a computing action, the request received through a domain;
• in response to determining that an interface service of a third party for collecting information from the user for the computing action is not available:
• presenting, by the server to the user, a substitute interface that matches an appearance of the third-party interface service corresponding to the domain;
• and
• receiving, from the user via the substitute interface, information for completing the computing action.

A computing system, comprising:

• a non-transitory, computer-readable memory comprising instructions;
• and
• one or more processors configured to read the instructions to cause the computing system to perform operations comprising:
• receiving, from a third party, at least one encryption key;
• receiving a request from a user to initiate a computing action;
• determining that an interface service of the third party for collecting information from the user for the computing action is not available;
• receiving information from the user for completing the computing action;
• encrypting the received information using the at least one encryption key to generate encrypted computing action information;
• and
• transmitting the encrypted computing action information to the third party to cause the third party to complete the computing action.