2019 Consumer Consumer Authentication 
PYMNTS
AUGUST 7, 2019
At this point in 2019, we’ve all dealt with some flavor of two-factor authentication that uses SMS one-time passcodes. It’s a mild piece of friction, but it’s not terribly onerous and is doing something useful: keeping consumers safe. Unless, of course, it isn’t. In a word, Prideaux noted, the problem is fragmentation. “If
PYMNTS
NOVEMBER 10, 2020
New York-headquartered PAAY, a consumer authentication innovator co-founded in 2011 by James Ruffer and Yitz Mendlowitz, has a new security solution that aims to obliterate hacking and fraud threats. Cyberattacks have jumped 273 percent in the first quarter of this year over the same period in 2019.
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PYMNTS
JANUARY 7, 2019
Biometrics promise to take a larger role in authentication security in 2019, helping to stop online fraud and bringing speed, efficiency and security to transactions ranging from QSR mobile-order ahead to airport car rentals. In fact, the Wendy’s fast food chain was recently hit with such a suit in Illinois.
PYMNTS
JUNE 26, 2020
Many of these consumers are exploring digital banking for the first time, however, and are frustrated by customer onboarding pain points. Time-consuming authentication methods, redundant application forms and sluggish processes can all drive away potential customers. Developments From Around the Digital-First Banking World.
PYMNTS
FEBRUARY 19, 2020
Bad people love Wawa , too – mostly for its large database of consumer information. In they went, stealing details of 30 million cards before the malware was discovered in December of 2019. So very tasty. It had apparently been running undetected for 10 months. card number.
PYMNTS
JUNE 9, 2020
In PYMNTS’ most recent Navigating the COVID-19 Pandemic series, based on surveys of thousands of consumers and businesses over the duration, nearly 34 percent of respondents said they are “very” or “extremely” likely to consider a firm’s digital offerings when deciding where to spend their money. percent ‘less likely to be compromised.’
PYMNTS
JANUARY 16, 2019
Human wrists deserve a break when it comes to payments, commerce and even authentication, right? To put it another way: Is there a better way to do wearables, to appeal to consumers who, for various reasons, might not like wearing web-connected devices on that part of their bodies? It’s a reasonable concern. Rings As Wearables.
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