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All you need for 3D Secure version 2
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3D Secure v2
New requirements for authenticating online payments have been rolled out in Canada and around the world., designed to help reduce fraud and increase security for end users.
From October 16th 2021, liability for domestic Canadian transactions not submitted through 3D Secure v2 will shift to the merchant.
What You Need To Know
The goal of 3D Secure v2 is to enable “frictionless authentication” with mobile support, biometric validation, and streamlined checkout experiences for the customer, resulting in fewer abandoned carts and a better conversion rate for eCommerce businesses.
To help you with the process we’ve updated our Development Centre with an Introduction to 3D Secure v2.
Strong Customer Authentication (SCA)
In order to accept payments under the new European SCA requirements,
you need to ensure your customer can authenticate for a payment using two of the following:
Something They Know
A password, a PIN code, a security question.
Something They Have
A mobile phone or a hardware token.
Something They Are
A fingerprint or facial recognition.
3DS2 will allow you to process transactions using the above,handle exemptions from
SCA transactions in different business models, and work with more complex payment use cases.
What You Need To Do
The PSD2 mandate started in September 2019, since when we have been working with merchants to implement 3DS v2 as soon as possible.
The standard is now required in Europe for all merchants, so ensure you are up to date with your integration as required by each financial authorities of the EU regions in which you operate. The risk is that transactions authorisations will be declined where 3DS v2 is not used to authenticate the transaction.
Active monitoring and suspension of merchants who have not yet updated to 3DS v2 began in December 2020 for EEA regional merchants and will start from 14th March 2022 for UK based merchants.
Soft declines are increasing across all markets, with issuers ramping up their stand-up processes for Strong Customer Authentication. From August 2021, soft decline transactions must be resubmitted using 3DS v2.
If you need more information or if you have any concerns, please get in touch with your Partner Manager, and read our post 2 below.
Timeline
From 1st February 2020, we expect issuers will begin to enforce transactions using risk-based authentication and one-time passwords (OTP)
14th March 2020 - “Visa are Mandating for all EEA Card issuers to support 3DS2 by March 14, 2020 so we highly recommend that you have your 3DS2 Technology in place to start Strong Customer Authentication”
31st December 2020 - “European Banking Authority announced SCA enforcement date as of the 31st December 2020. Countries across the EEA are generally expected to follow this new timeline”
3DS 2.2 mandate needs to be implemented by 31st December 2020
Active supervision and monitoring will begin on 31st December 2020
14 March 2022 – FCA expected enforcement date for the UK for SCA
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