| Klarna picks up $20M From H&M, Apple, Amazon deny Chinese server hacks, Why itâs time to break the AML fraud prevention tech rules | | | Digital Identity Lifestyle Capsule |
| NEW DATA: 40 Percent Of Consumers Think Online Security Can Be Better, Faster When it comes to making sure customers are who they say they are, consumers say they expect invisible authentication and eTailers to pick up that slack. The latest Digital Identity Lifestyle Capsule analyzes over 230 data points to gauge how customers are being authenticated and their satisfaction levels with those methods. |
| Brighterion CEO: Why Itâs Time To Break The AML Fraud Prevention Tech Rules Sure, the continuing-to-unfold scandal at Danske Bank has been shocking. However, as Akli Adjaoute, founder and CEO of Brighterion, tells Karen Webster, itâs not really surprising. The reality, he says, is that banks worldwide are using costly AML prevention tools that just donât cut it. Find out what he thinks itâs time for banks to break the AML fraud prevention tech rules. |
| Fake IDs And Fraudâs Other Face Among the many plots and ploys they ply, fraudsters are prolific producers of fake IDs. In the online world, where one in every 60 transactions is fraudulent, itâs harder than ever for merchants to know if someone is who they claim to be. Kevin Trilli, Onfidoâs CPO, tells PYMNTS ahead of Wednesdayâs webinar that combining tech and a human touch can stop the bad guys, by facing them down (literally). |
| | B2B Payments | | The Roil Over B2B Payments Rails B2B payments innovators have a lot in common with Warren Buffet: They are each obsessed with rails and have clear points of view on the old rails/new rails debate. Karen Webster says the roil over B2B payments rails was a hot topic of conversation last week at the PYMNTS B2B Payments Summit in NY, which inspired her to weigh in on five topics debated there. |
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