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5 e-commerce fraud trends, according to Aite Group

Published: April 27, 2017 by Guest Contributor

During our recent webinar, Detect and Prevent: The current state of e-commerce fraud, Julie Conroy, Aite Group research director, shared 5 key trends relating to online fraud:

  • Rising account takeover fraud.
  • Targeting of loyalty points.
  • Growing global transactions.
  • Frustrating false declines.
  • Increasingly mobile consumers.

Fraud is increasing. Be prepared. Protect your business and customers with a multilayered approach to fraud prevention. For more trends and predictions, watch the webinar recording.

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