SECURE INFORMATION TRANSFER

Techniques are described for providing secure and direct communication between two parties. In some examples, a business server (e.g., a first party), may send a request to a social networking system. The request may include an identifier associated with an end user (e.g., a second party) and an indication of one or more types of information to be requested from the user. In some examples, the user may submit user information to the business server. The user information may include sensitive and/or personal information of the user. The user information may be input by the user into an application associated with the social networking system. The user information may be sent securely and directly from the application on the user's device to the business server and is not accessible by the social networking system.