Adyen looks to compete with Worldpay in a new way, by launching an anti-fraud service for its customers.
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Adyen looks to compete with Worldpay in a new way, by launching an anti-fraud service for its customers.
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illusive networks uses the power of deception to combat cybercrime, with plans for continued global expansion after raising $22 million in Series B funding.
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CyberSource launched Decision Manager Replay — a real-time fraud analytics tool that enables merchants to both analyze and adjust fraud management strategies.
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A new report by Accenture found a 10 percent increase in mobile payment awareness and a slow 1 percent growth in mobile payments adoption.
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A new method of fraud is gaining traction in the payments ecosystem: transaction laundering. G2 Web Services shares info banks and processors need to know.
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The Supreme Court is jumping back into the world of patent law, this time to decide whether to make it easier for patent holders to win increased damages when someone willfully infringes their inventions.
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Sony may not be taking on Apple and Samsung on the smartphone front, but it still plans to compete with the tech giants on the mobile payments front in Asia.
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Finextra: Apple and Google may have boosted awareness of mobile payments in North America over the last year, but actual usage has remained flat, according to a survey from Accenture.
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A new report by Accenture found a 10 percent increase in mobile payment awareness and a slow 1 percent growth in mobile payments adoption.
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The pharmacy chain is the latest retailer to accept the mobile payments, which involve little more than waving a phone to conduct a transaction.
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