Fraud Controls
Checking current security obligations with qualified specialists
Prepare a checkout data-flow brief and ask the right PCI, payment and Australian privacy specialists for an account-specific decision.
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Fraud Controls
Fraud Controls
Checkout security and access
Map who can change checkout, review staff and app access, keep payment data out of logs and prepare to investigate unexpected changes.
Fraud Controls
Comparing risk-based checks with blanket restrictions
A blanket payment restriction applies the same block or challenge to a broad group.
Fraud Controls
Keeping sensitive payment data out of application logs
Design useful checkout logs without collecting card details, credentials or raw payment requests, and respond if sensitive data appears.
Fraud Controls
Payment authentication and fraud controls
Payment authentication and fraud controls solve related but different problems.
Fraud Controls
Planning a response to suspicious checkout changes
Set incident triggers, preserve evidence, contain an affected checkout path and verify restoration without guessing the scope of exposure.
Fraud Controls
Reviewing checkout permissions for third-party apps
Inventory checkout apps, compare granted access with each app’s job, and plan safe permission changes or removal.
Fraud Controls
Reviewing false declines alongside fraud losses
Fraud controls can appear successful when reported fraud falls, even if they also stop many legitimate buyers.
Fraud Controls
Separating payment failure from customer abandonment
Distinguish confirmed failed attempts from departures, cancellations, pending payments and unknown outcomes.
Fraud Controls
Testing fraud rules before applying them to every order
Testing fraud rules before applying them to every order: practical criteria and a clear evaluation process for marketing teams.
Fraud Controls
Testing webhooks for payment success and failure
Check payment webhook verification, durable acceptance, order updates, repeated events and recovery.
Fraud Controls
Understanding the steps in a payment authentication flow
A payment authentication flow may happen quietly or ask the shopper to take an extra step.