Learn the top five ways customers expect banks to improve their defenses against authorized push payment fraud and scams

Banks face challenges when it comes to balancing the ease and convenience of real-time payments with prevention for authorized push payment fraud and scams

Real-time payments are a growing global phenomenon, but the shifting payments landscape is also giving fraudsters new attack vectors

Bankcard delinquencies continue to rise, higher losses are coming in 2023

Debit card skimming grew at the unprecedented rate of 368% from 2021 to 2022, but there are steps banks and consumers can take to combat compromised cards

Inflation takes hold, bankcards delinquencies surpass pre-pandemic levels

Artificial intelligence and machine learning models can help banks stop scams, prevent losses to fraudsters and improve customer experience

Bankcard delinquencies continue to rise as growth in the economy slows

Credit card and debit card skimming fraud is back with a vengeance in the US, while other fraud types are seeing global growth

We are seeing unemployment rates at historical lows, so what is causing US Bankcard delinquency rates to increase?

How do you prevent first-party fraud and synthetic identity fraud without putting unnecessary barriers in the way of customers?

Synthetic identity fraud is hitting hard and financial institutions are unsure how to deal with it

Confirmation of payee has some benefits in fighting authorised push payment fraud, but it also has drawbacks. Here are six.

The pressure for banks to tackle push payment fraud is mounting – besides liability, the scope for bad publicity and loss of reputation is significant.