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To Flip or Not to Flip: Why Are Payment Card Issuers Still Asking This Question?

Gonzobanker

The time has come for some truth on the world of payment card flips. disrupted banks’ income on debit cards. had in 2011, they’re likely to see an 18% to 25% volume shift from signature to PIN card transactions by the end of 2025. And the threat of disruption on credit cards looms large.

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Own Your Program Management, Own Your Destiny

PYMNTS

Being a program manager isn’t easy. Essentially, it means handling everything other than card issuing, authorization and transaction processing. Perhaps that’s why companies like Cascade found themselves so frustrated working under a program manager. Again: It isn’t easy. Cascade wanted to own its destiny, Schmerling said.

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Harry Potter And The Credit Card Scam?

PYMNTS

The BBC reports that beloved JK Rowling – she of “Harry Potter” fame and fortune – has been at the center of a credit card scam. Donaldson, said the site, had been employed to help manage Rowling’s business and personal matters. Global Fraud, CFOs in Sight. based Autonomy, has been charged with fraud in the U.S.

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ELO and FICO Partner to Bring Reduction in Transaction Fraud

FICO

This shift has created significant opportunities for local banks, however with this growth comes the inevitable threat of increased fraud, exacerbated by the Covid pandemic and the explosion in ecommerce and card-not-present fraud. Expansion Brings Fraud Challenges.

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The Story Behind Europe’s €1.8 Billion Card Fraud Problem

FICO

FICO has just released an interactive infographic on European card fraud trends since 2006, showing that card fraud in the 19 countries studied has hit a new high of €1.8 In the UK, card fraud also a hit a new high in 2016, £618 million, though the rise was less than the rise from 2014 to 2015.

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Synthetic Identities: From Data Breaches to Auto Loan Fraud

FICO

Fraud and data breaches have always had a close, if destructive, relationship. As the US transitioned to hard-to-counterfeit EMV payment card technology several years ago, criminals flocked to card not present (CNP) fraud , often combining identity fragments and card numbers stolen in breaches to make illicit purchases online.

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The Rise And Fall Of Faster Payments Fraud

PYMNTS

Back in 2004, fraud was on the rise globally. Digital fraud was a new beast, and people didn’t know any better than to be tricked by phishing emails that today would raise red flags for even the most technologically illiterate consumers — sketchy email addresses, poor grammar and those classic sob stories from Nigerian princes, to name a few.

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