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EMV technology’s impact on fraud

September 15, 2016 by Guest Contributor

Historically, the introduction of EMV chip technology has resulted in a significant drop in card-present fraud, but a spike in card-not-present (CNP) fraud.

CNP fraud accounts for 60% to 70% of all card fraud in many countries and is increasing. Merchants and card issuers in the United States likely will see a rise in CNP fraud as EMV migration occurs — although it may be more gradual as issuers and merchants upgrade to chip-based cards. C2T

As fraud continues to evolve, so too should your fraud-prevention strategies. Make a commitment to stay abreast of the latest fraud trends and implement sophisticated, cross-channel fraud-prevention strategies.

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