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Survey: When Do Fraud Controls Ruin the Customer Experience?

FICO

The last few years have thrown up many challenges for banks and card providers as everything has shifted online, one of the primary challenges being fraud scams. But the online shift has also created opportunities for financial institutions to demonstrate their strong fraud controls in the digital space.

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How The Pandemic Accelerated The Shift To Digital Commerce

PYMNTS

. “That includes memberships, accounts, loyalty points and more … each representing a unique area of the customer experience that should be protected.”. In a 2019 PYMNTS eBook much like this, we made predictions for eCommerce in 2020 and the next decade. Opportunities: New Channels of eCommerce.

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Enterprise Fraud Solution Buyers Want More Agility, More Data

FICO

Enterprise Fraud Solution Buyers Want More Agility, More Data. Our recent global survey reveals the investment priorities and functionality requirements for enterprise-level fraud solution buyers. In August 2022, we commissioned a survey of 156 global executives and managers from retail banks and retail financial institutions.

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Top 5 Customer Development Posts of 2022: Digital Banking and Pricing Opti

FICO

Digital Banking: Humanizing the Customer Experience Darryl Knopp outlined the importance of delivering a banking experience that connects with the customer. His insights on humanizing interactions come from his larger piece on digital banking called The 11 Commandments of Digital Banking eBook.

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Why Merchants Need Mobile Wallets

PYMNTS

Most people have at least heard of mobile wallets at this point — driven in part to the ever-lengthening list of retailers that are offering them in some form or other. Retailers are] seeing it not just as a process to be managed, but as an opportunity. As goes digital commerce, so goes fraud.

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Are North American Banks Ready for the Digital Identity Challenge?

FICO

Key to providing acceptable customer experiences is the way in which banks verify that applicants are who they say they are. Identity verification, required to prevent fraud and meet eKYC regulatory requirements, can also be the one that introduces friction and causes customers to abandon applications.