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Debit plagued by security concerns: survey

Payments Dive

Just 40% of consumers feel confident in the security and safety of their debit cards, J.D. Power said.

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New Data: Twice As Many Online Shoppers Believe Credit Cards Are More Secure Than Debit Cards

PYMNTS

One of the more notable differences is their tendency to favor credit cards online and other options such as digital wallets over debit cards. PYMNTS’ latest research report, Online Security And The Debit-Credit Divide , a PYMNTS collaboration with Elan based on a survey of 2,466 U.S.

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Payment Card Data Security Perceptions Report

Payments Dive

A new survey has revealed consumers have major concerns about the security of their payment card data. Download our new report which summarizes the key findings, including instore payments vs online, where responsibility lies and rates of fraudulent card use

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Today In Data: TNS Survey Shows Customers’ Security Insecurities

PYMNTS

According to a recent survey by Transaction Network Services (TNS), 85 percent of adults in the United States, United Kingdom and Australia believe fraud attempts on debit and credit cards are on the upswing. In-store results of the TNS survey show less trust in in-person transactions than online transactions.

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More Consumers Are Concerned About Card Fraud, But Less Are Experiencing It

Bank Innovation

Customer fears about card security and fraud is increasing, but as it turns out, fewer consumers are actually experiencing that fraud. This is according to the Consumer Payment Card Data Security Perceptions survey by data solutions provider Transaction Network Services, released today.

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Mastercard Will No Longer Require Signatures On Cards, Receipts

PYMNTS

18) that cardholder signatures will now be optional for the back of credit cards and receipts. In a press release , Mastercard said it is making the changes due to advancements in technology and security. Based on a survey in the U.S., Mastercard, the payments company, announced on Thursday (Oct. We see this as a win for all.

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Remote Onboarding Boom Being Secured By Multifactor Authentication

PYMNTS

Remote onboarding has overtaken (some might say overwhelmed) banks and merchants all year long as a deluge of faceless applicants opened accounts and cards. Over 80 percent of respondents in a recent survey reported fake users as a significant problem,” Bud Walker, chief strategy officer at Melissa, told PYMNTS.

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