| FTC probes card networks over debit, Investors flock to later stage companies, Visa on using AI to make transactions smarter | | | Visa: Using AI To Separate The Good And Bad â From Billions Of Daily Transactions Separating good activity from bad â across eight billion security events every day, and billions more credit and debit cards and accounts â is no easy task. Visaâs Chief Information Security Officer Sunil Seshadri tells Karen Webster that applied artificial intelligence (AI) is critical in battling even sophisticated hackers. One key arrow in the quiver, he says: devaluing data so itâs of no use. |
| How Retailers Are Playing The Holiday Inventory/Retail Tariff Game Holidays are make or break for when most sales are made between Black Friday and Christmas. The uncertainties of the ongoing China-U.S. tariff war means Chinese suppliers want payments up front. On the heels of yesterdayâs launch of its new Inventory Protection Program, Clearbanc Co-founder and President Michele Romanow tells PYMNTS how it can help U.S. firms get the goods they need in this critical season â and protect margins. |
| QSRs Fight Back Against Friendly Fraud Friendly fraud at QSRs? Itâs a thing, says Kount's Chief Customer Experience Officer Richard Stuppy. And, itâs on the rise. But a little pressure from QSRs can help curb its abuse. Hereâs how the big brands are fighting back. |
| How 'Assortment-As-A-Service' Is Changing Physical Retail From a physical storefront showcasing up and coming brands to digital marketplace helping physical retailers stock their shelves, Bulletin Co-founder and CEO Alana Branston tells PYMNTS that "Assortment-as-a-Service" is helping physical retail compete in new ways. Here’s how. |
| | Consumer-Centric Authentication Playbook™ | | NEW DATA: Banks Fail To Meet Consumer Desire To Drive Mobile Banking Authentication From account-to-account transfers to remote check deposits, most mobile banking customers want authentication controls for financial peace of mind. However, PYMNTSâ research shows that banks are falling short, with only 39.9 percent of consumers indicating they receive this level of control. The new Consumer-Centric Authentication Playbook: In Search Of Authentication Controls features more than 300 data points outlining how FIs can close the gap on consumersâ authentication expectations. |
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