Nexio, a leader in payment orchestration, today announces its partnership with leading technology specialists, Chargebacks911. The new alliance will allow Nexio to benefit from Chargebacks911’s end-to-end dispute management offering, protecting and defending its merchants against fraudulent activity.
The rules that once bound the movement of money have been rewritten. In today’s connected world, you have the power to shape the future of payments – and grow. Are you ready to take advantage? Prepare your financial institution with the 2022 Global Payments Report. We’ve redesigned our report to provide all the analysis you need to keep up. Discover: • What today’s global and regional payments trends mean for you • The latest real-time payments landscape • Six trends that are reshaping payments – and what you need to know about them How do you succeed in the fast-changing world of payments? You need a thorough understanding of what’s happening across the entire ecosystem – and where payments are heading. So, download your report today: https://worldpay.globalpaymentsreport.com/en
Chargebacks911, a post transaction fraud platform, is working with Microsoft to launch a new fraud protection solution for financial institutions that identifies and combats fraud with the use of integrated data and adaptive artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
2021 was a rollercoaster of a year for eCommerce merchants. With consumers increasingly turning to digital platforms, businesses need to strengthen their fraud security measures in the wake of increasingly frequent fraudulent attacks. Learn what eCommerce fraud trends your business should keep in mind this year.
All financial services firms in the UK are required to carry out risk assessments for Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Countering Terrorist Financing (CTF). Yet a survey of AML audits reveals that some firms do not have risk assessments, and many that do, fail to record the rationale they adopted when arriving at their risk assessment.
The problem of online fraud has been around for decades, and has been steadily growing alongside the staggering growth of eCommerce. Combatting this problem requires a multi-faceted approach from merchants, the payments industry, law enforcement and ordinary people, and one recent development has been the launch of Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) across Europe as part of the Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2) regulations.
This paper will identify the lessons that can be learnt from continental Europe on Strong Customer Authentication (SCA), the best practices that can be followed in order to minimise customer friction as well as the early impact SCA is having on fraud levels.
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