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Breaking The Fraud Piece Of The Payments Puzzle

PYMNTS

Whether we like it or not, fraud and identity theft play a significant role in the payments ecosystem. last year it’s no surprise that card-not-present fraud is on the rise. last year it’s no surprise that card-not-present fraud is on the rise.

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3D Secure 2.0: How Card Issuers Can Prepare

PYMNTS

3D Secure 2.0 ’s Built around the increasing popularity of mobile commerce, 3D Secure 2.0 On Wednesday, November 2nd at 1:00 PM (EST) join ecommerce advisors James Rendell, CA Technologies ; Paul Baker, Mastercard ; and Karen Webster, Market Platform Dynamics for a live digital discussion surrounding 3D Secure 2.0. Paul Baker.

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The Future of Checks – Tales From The Crypt

South State Correspondent

The rise of card-not-present transactions for phone and then e-commerce, starting in 1994, cannibalized check volume, as did Paypal, retail ACH for phone and internet transactions in 1998. The debit card started to rise in popularity in 2004, as did an explosion of ATMs in 2005, affording the general population more access to cash.

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Inside Kount’s Fraud-Fighting Machine

PYMNTS

Regardless of the company, its industry, its customers or location, online fraud remains top of mind. The urgency of robust and multilayered fraud detection systems becomes especially clear against a backdrop where card-not-present fraud is likely to grow by leaps and bounds in the wake of the EMV liability shift from last year.

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Supreme Court Opts Not To Restore $7.25B Settlement Between Visa, Mastercard and Merchants

PYMNTS

The merchants has argued in a case that started in 2005 that Visa and Mastercard collude to fix fees they charge stores for accepting credit card payments and claimed that the card networks barred them from enabling customers to use a cheaper payment form at checkout.

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EMV after 10 years: What have we learned?

NCR

When the switch was made in 2006, just over half (55 percent) of retail spending was done on card. The move to online retail, at the expense of the high street, has undoubtedly fuelled card payment growth. Perhaps the biggest shift has been in the fraud space. Counterfeit card fraud losses duly tumbled, down £81.9

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IDology: Taking A Broader View On Identity

PYMNTS

The key is listening — our platform has to be able to adapt quickly to changes in fraud and market conditions our customers face. JD: For me, it was taking IDology from a very small age verification company in 2005 to what we are today. But the industry is getting better at collaborating and sharing fraud information.

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