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The rise of instant payments, embedded finance and platform-based commerce is transforming how money moves through the digital economy. For

Visa has launched a new Enhanced Subscription Manager as part of its Digital Issuer Solutions platform, aiming to tackle growing

Regulators have launched a joint taskforce to address poor practices in motor finance claims handling, in a move that signals

FPS Summit

You’ll have the chance to engage in 1-2-1 meetings with leading suppliers at the Fraud Prevention Summit, an event designed specifically

For enterprise retailers operating across multiple markets, fraud prevention is rapidly becoming a core compliance and governance issue. As fraud

AI-driven applications are set to reshape the cybersecurity and fraud landscape for retailers and e-commerce businesses, with Gartner predicting that

Each month on Fraud Prevention Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on a different part of the market – and in April

By Jaye Hackett Chief Technology Officer at Vouchsafe Fraud teams have been handed a really vital tool, in the form of

The UK Government has announced the creation of a new Online Crime Centre designed to disrupt organised fraud networks and

Payments, identity verification, fraud scoring, delivery partners and customer service tools all form part of a complex technology ecosystem when

Registration for the Fraud Prevention Summit is now open! A hot topic in today’s tech world, this event is an exclusive opportunity

Aston University has been awarded €1.4 million in European Union funding to lead a new cross-border initiative aimed at strengthening

For pure-play e-commerce brands, fraud prevention is a year-round operational priority, but peak trading periods remain the ultimate stress test.

Artificial Intelligence tops the list of payment technologies and solutions the UK’s e-commerce and retail payments professionals are sourcing in

Each month on Fraud Prevention Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on a different part of the market – and in March