Understanding the EU’s Strong Customer Authentication Requirements
Strong Customer Authentication requires banks to ask for a second form of ID to confirm that the person using a credit card is the cardholder.
Strong Customer Authentication requires banks to ask for a second form of ID to confirm that the person using a credit card is the cardholder.
Fraud and cybercrime are major risks for businesses. Luckily, Google Pay has rolled out secure payment authentication services for merchants.
Sorry, nerds—PSD2 isn’t a game sequel or Star Wars character. It’s an EU law regulating payment services within the European Economic Area (EEA).
Smart-chip maker EMVco has come up with a innovation that unifies security and convenience called Secure Remote Commerce.
Compared to cash purchases, the authorization of credit card transactions is almost comically complicated. To really understand it, you have to read this.
There's currently a lot of R&D going into creating user authentication tokens and they range from the fascinating to the downright scary.
Fraud watchers are forecasting a stormy fall and winter for merchants who accept CNP transactions. By October, US retailers must convert to EMV.