To help its card-issuing clients keep pace with evolving risk-management and compliance issues, virtual-card issuing platform Marqeta Inc. on Thursday introduced RiskControl, a suite of risk-management, fraud-mitigation, and compliance tools it says are aimed at allowing issuers on its platform to get ahead of fraud and streamline their risk and …
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Visa Ups Its Data Security Game by Spending $9 Billion In Five Years
Visa Inc. has spent more than $9 billion over the past five years to boost cybersecurity and reduce fraud, according to an announcement the network made in a blog post Tuesday. Of that amount, $500 million has been spent on artificial intelligence and data infrastructure. As a result of its …
Read More »Chargebacks911 Partners With Microsoft to Cut Down On Friendly Fraud
With card issuers making it easier to dispute a transaction in the two years since the Covid-19 pandemic hit, observers say it has become harder for them to distinguish good customers from bad customers, especially when a transaction is disputed post-purchase. The latter case is when friendly fraud can occur, …
Read More »New Twists in Online Fraud
No longer content to use a stolen credit card, criminals are targeting e-commerce merchants for everything from customer account data to loyalty points to BNPL fraud. Criminals follow the money, and, with e-commerce booming and more merchants selling online than ever before, it’s no surprise that fraudsters are flocking to …
Read More »AmEx Expands Its Fraud Detection Application to Three Major Platforms
In an effort to stymie card-not-present fraud, which has been on the rise during the Covid-19 pandemic, American Express Co. on Wednesday announced its Enhanced Authorization fraud-detection application is being made available to three major platforms—those of Accertify Inc., Microsoft Corp., and Riskified Ltd.—via an application programming interface. While the …
Read More »How Covid-19 Helps Fuel A Rise in Fraud and Identity Theft
As consumers pivoted in droves to digital channels for purchases and financial services at the outset of the Covid-19 pandemic, criminals pounced on the trend to perpetrate more fraud and identity theft, according to data from credit-reporting agency TransUnion LLC. Between March 11 and April 28, 2020, when the first …
Read More »The E-Commerce Boom
E-commerce has been setting records during the coronavirus pandemic, but processors should be thinking about ways to innovate. For example: how to make transactions simpler, faster, and more secure? Prior to the coronavirus pandemic, e-commerce was big business for merchants and processors. But since the pandemic struck in March, online …
Read More »ISO 20022 Is Coming
How to get ready for a big but challenging upgrade to a crucial standard for cross-border payments. Cross-border payments are set to be transformed by the upcoming introduction of ISO 20022. This new messaging standard will replace existing, ingrained messaging infrastructures—including SWIFT MT messages and their equivalents used by legacy …
Read More »COMMENTARY: What Will the Future Hold for Chargebacks in Digital Payments?
The chargeback process was introduced more than four decades ago as a consumer-protection mechanism. It was meant to inspire consumer confidence in payment cards, which were still a novel concept at the time. Fast-forward to today, though, and these forced payment reversals have evolved into a significant problem for online …
Read More »2020 Sanctions Compliance Report
Today’s technology empowers organizations to engage a global pool of customers. But this digital reach is often accompanied by increased scrutiny to ensure your organization remains compliant with the latest sanctions regulations. As regulators prioritize sanctions compliance, those who negate this responsibility are unnecessarily setting themselves on a potential collision …
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