Friday , January 31, 2025

E-Commerce

Index Notes 1-Second EMV Checkout and other Digital Transactions News briefs

• Visa Inc. announced that its 3-D Secure 2.0 program will begin in April 2019. 3-D Secure 2.0 is a measure managed by EMVCo that shares e-commerce transaction data between merchants and issuers in an effort to thwart fraudulent transactions and approve valid ones. EMVCo released the updated spec in October 2016. • Visa said grocer …

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How the Shift to Mobile Is Fueling Online Consumers’ Interest in Instant Financing

Online merchants looking to increase their sales volume may want to consider offering instant financing. A study by Researchscape International reveals that 75% of respondents would be more likely to purchase from an online retailer that offers instant financing than one that does not. Another 28% said they would be …

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An Epidemic of Card Testing Floods Merchants With Chargebacks And False Positives

Criminals purchasing stolen credit card data know they have a short window of opportunity to cash in before the accounts are shut down. Manually sifting through the hundreds, even thousands, of accounts bought in bulk can take more time than criminals have, which is why they are increasingly relying on …

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The Demanding Consumer: Payments Expectations Rising Fast, Adyen Survey Shows

In-store shopping isn’t going anywhere. That’s the finding of a survey from online processor Adyen. That’s especially true for pre- and post-purchase needs. And it’s just one sign of how much more demanding consumers are becoming when it comes to payments and related transactions. Eighty-six percent of consumers want to …

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Perceptions of Card-Not-Present Fraud Need Clarification, U.S. Payments Forum Says

Card-not-present fraud is growing as EMV chip cards make it harder for fraudsters to use counterfeit credit and debit cards at the point of sale, but perceptions about the reasons for the increase may need some clarification, according to the U.S. Payments Forum. “Some of the reports of large rises …

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Why the Secret Sauce Isn’t So Secret Any More

With the rise of APIs and the race for consumer loyalty, payments players are under pressure to innovate as never before. The result? A new openness to outside developers. If anything in the payments business can be said to approximate a company’s crown jewels, it’s the code that controls, uniquely …

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How the EMV-Fueled Shift of Fraud Online Is Generating Headwinds for Airlines

Merchants and card issuers have been hearing for several years that the advent of EMV chip cards at the point of sale in the United States would drive fraud into card-not-present channels, and now evidence is emerging that this is happening with a vengeance, even with companies like airlines that …

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New Bots Emerge on Messenger for Eateries, Grocery Delivery, And Money Transfer

Are so-called bots the future of commerce? The digital gadgets took another step in that direction Tuesday with a flurry of announcements at a Facebook conference regarding new bot launches on the social network’s massive Messenger app. Mastercard Inc. said it has enabled its Masterpass digital wallet for use with …

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Merchants And Issuers Alike Will Need Persuading on the New 3-D Secure 2.0

In the run up to full implementation of 3-D Secure 2.0, a payment standard that aims to curb online fraud and prevent blocking legitimate transactions, merchants and issuers alike will need some convincing the technology will not impede e-commerce and mobile commerce. That’s the word from Tim M. Sherwin, chief …

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