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AI x Payments: From Fraud Detection to Hyperpersonalised Checkout

Finextra

Real-Time Fraud Detection: Defence at Machine Speed Traditional fraud systems rely on static rules and after-the-fact analysis. But fraud doesn’t wait, and neither can protection. Through dynamic routing, AI: Selects the most efficient payment path based on success history, fees, geography, and issuer performance.

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Fraud unveiled: Key takeaways from merchant roundtable discussion

The Payments Association

A roundtable discussion among merchants addressing the evolving challenges of fraud in their operations across various sectors. It highlights the necessity of advanced fraud detection and greater industry collaboration. Improving regulations, using technology for detection, and fostering industry-wide cooperation.

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Issuers must take urgent action against fraud as chargebacks escalate

Finextra

Worldwide, issuers and merchants have seen a 10% increase in chargeback volume in the past year. For issuers, the picture looks even bleaker. Globally, only 28% of their chargebacks are legitimate disputes, while a whopping 72% are fraudulent (59% being third-party fraud, while 13% is first-party fraud). For the U.S.,

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What is a BIN in Payment Processing

Clearly Payments

The role of the BIN extends beyond simply identifying the card issuer; it affects various aspects of the payment process: Transaction Routing : When a customer makes a purchase using a card, the payment processor uses the BIN to route the transaction to the right financial institution. Why is the BIN Important in Payments?

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Capital One Collaborates With Worldpay to Improve Payment Security for Merchants

The Fintech Times

Global paytech solution provider Worldpay has forged a new partnership with Capital One , the American bank holding company, in a move to optimise payment fraud decisioning and enhance payment security and efficiency with a data sharing agreement. ” Tackling a $48billion problem “At Worldpay, we’re passionate about improving payments.

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Payment Processing USA: 2024 Market Overview

Clearly Payments

They can also offer additional services like fraud detection, chargeback management , and analytics. Issuing Bank (Cardholder’s Bank) : The issuer is the financial institution that provides the consumer with a payment card (credit, debit, or prepaid). They also set interchange fees that cover transaction costs and risks.

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The Anatomy of a Credit Card Transaction

Clearly Payments

Card Network Communicates with Issuer : The card network forwards the request to the issuing bank for authorization. Issuer Approves or Declines : The issuing bank verifies the cardholders account balance, fraud risk , and other factors before approving or declining the transaction.