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Stopping Faster Payments Fraud, Faster

PYMNTS

In the latest Data Drivers, Uri Rivner, head of Cyber Strategy and vice president of Business Development at BioCatch , stated that as countries around the world embrace faster payments, they may do well to heed some sobering statistics on fraud gleaned from the United Kingdom’s own experience. Data Point One: 300 Percent. In the U.K.,

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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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Cognitive Technology: A shelter in the storm of regulatory change

Insights on Business

It is also an opportunity to implement technology that can facilitate change. However, traditional technology is not the answer. More effective use of technology is key to better adapt to regulatory changes, cut costs and free up much of that locked-up capital. It can detect and halt fraud in milliseconds.

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A Debit-Enabled Fix To In-Store Checkout Abandonment

PYMNTS

Debit networks need to ensure that customers feel safe using the payment method, and that means imposing robust security measures and quickly cracking down on any instances of fraud that do slip through. The 2010 Durbin Amendment changed all that by giving merchants the power to choose how their debit card payments were processed.

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Will Same Day ACH Rollout Spark A Fraud Spike?

PYMNTS

PYMNTS recently spoke with Luis Rojas, vice president of product management for Guardian Analytics , an online banking security firm, about the effect of a faster processing environment, the potential for increased fraud and how to mitigate that risk. The Mountain View, Calif.-based Risky Business.

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Preventing consumer e-commerce fraud in the age of EMV

NCR

After years of lagging behind many other developed nations, the US market is rolling out EMV technology. While the transition is still in process, and has in many cases been a bumpy, road to adoption, it will go a long way towards tackling some of the most common types of fraud. The shift to e-commerce CNP fraud.

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Stripe Teardown: How The $35B Payments Company Plans To Supercharge Online Retail

CB Insights

As businesses and consumers become more comfortable using credit cards online, the proportion of US commerce that takes place online has steadily increased over the last 20 years. Specifically, the Collisons aimed to more seamlessly connect online businesses and payment processors, allowing more businesses to accept online payments.

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