Geolocation data and adjacent technologies are helping to customize and personalize shopping, banking and more, as consumers acclimatize to a commercial world that increasingly concerns itself with where you are in the moment, powering next-gen connected commerce experiences. Get the Full Story Complete the form...
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It used to be an uncommon occurrence with a funny name, a misdemeanor of the digital-first era — but porch pirates aren’t so funny anymore. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access to all PYMNTS content...
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Fraudsters are preying on consumers’ anxieties by turning to authorized push payment (APP) fraud for COVID-19-related schemes. Deploying multiple fraud prevention tactics is therefore a must if banks hope to spot complex scams and outfox bad actors, says Megan Kakani, vice president of product and...
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Card declines, disputes and chargebacks are sprouting like weeds in a commerce environment dominated by card-not-present (CNP) transactions that are more prone to fraud. Each rejected charge is harmful in its own way, so companies are partnering to get ahead of the problem. Get the...
There’s no soft version, no smoothing it over. Companies charged with protecting people’s data lost ground in 2020, after an abysmal 2019 of breathtaking data breaches. Yes, the pandemic explains a great deal of the new action. Preparedness (or lack thereof) explains the rest. Get...
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