CNP Expo was held May 24-26 at Loews Pacific Resort in Orlando. While card not present payments, fraud prevention, and handling of chargebacks were prevalent themes at the show, an awful lot of attention was paid to cross-border ecommerce. Here are 6 of the top cross-border ecommerce tips from CNP Expo speakers
The global e-commerce company AlternativePayments.com has launched a new international payments solution. See how this new solution will help etailers
Global payments technology company BlueSnap has integrated with MasterPass by MasterCard so merchants can provide frictionless global mobile checkout. The solution aims to allow them to reach global shoppers and solve checkout abandonment issues while driving higher payment conversions.
By removing unnecessary hurdles like the need to open a local bank account, World First is helping international sellers tap into Japan’s thriving ecommerce market and grow their online business by transferring sellers’ sales revenues home quickly, conveniently and economically.
Marketers need to keep the shopping habits of the country they are looking to sell into. Take a look at how your global customers are paying, to make the shopping experience a seamless one.
While the changing environment for merchants, including mobile commerce and card not present (CNP) transactions, presents a number of payment fraud challenges, there are 5 that should take priority. Find out which ones you need to address now.
Chargebacks911 is urging merchants in the UK to understand and use reason codes in the light of newly released fraud statistics. Figures from Financial Fraud Action UK reveal that financial fraud losses grew by 26% in 2015.
China’s shoppers are becoming even more cross-border-savvy, PayPal Director of Global Initiatives Melissa O’Malley told Growing Global 2016 attendees during her keynote session on April 13 in Cincinnati.
Amazon Payments Partner Program is designed to help ecommerce platform providers and developers extend the trust and familiarity of Amazon Payments to their merchant customers.
Accepting payments on the go with a mobile device is a great option for businesses that need to make sales away from their brick and mortar location. First, here are three must-have security features you will need to implement.