As retailers and shoppers congregate online for the biggest shopping weekend of the year, so are cyber criminals. Cyber criminals use this time to their advantage. Are you prepared should a cyber criminal strike? Here are four tips to keep the cyber criminals out of your way this cyber weekend.
Looking toward 2017, card not present fraud will likely continue to be a concern among merchants of all sizes. Take a closer look at card not present fraud along with five ways retailers can combat it.
Fraud is not something any retailer wants to deal with, and unfortunately it isn’t as easy to understand as one might thing. In today’s retail industry there are three types. See what the three types of fraud are and how you can prevent fraud from happening to your business.
Luxury jewelry retailer James Allen saw the incidence of ecommerce fraud reduced both internally and for customers, with approval rates improved by 1.5%. See how this allowed the company to enhance the customer experience by removing transaction friction.
When battling ecommerce fraud, it is important to fight fire with fire. The most effective fraud solution can stand up to the most sophisticated criminal activity by addressing the full life cycle of fraud and casting a web of well-coordinated intelligence.
Chargebacks are rising at a rate of 20% per year; friendly fraud at a rate of 41% over the last two years – indicating many merchants are still losing the fight against chargeback fraud. See how this is impacting merchants in the U.S.
With Target’s digital sales reaching an all-time high, Chargebacks911 co-founder and Chief Operating Officer, Monica Eaton-Cardone cautions the retailer to beware of rising chargeback fraud, and advises taking proactive measures to prevent losses.
This year, retailers are putting a stake in the ground by creating continuous shopping experiences, whether the checkout lane is a couch or store aisle. Here are four trends retailers should look out for in 2016.
Global fashion merchants made over $85 billion in global online sales in 2015. This is why a keen understanding of global online fraud patterns is necessary for the growth of ecommerce. This infographic highlights how merchants can make the most of the holiday season sales, emerging markets like China and more.
It’s been a busy year for e-commerce. The convenience and choice available with online shopping continues to win more buyers, and this year for the first time the National Retail Federation reported that on Thanksgiving weekend, more people shopped online than in stores.