Paysafe’s latest collaboration with Mastercard via its T&E Risk Monitor tool will focus on delivering an innovative risk management solution set to improve working relationships between merchant acquirers and the travel sector.

Consumer demand for online cash payments is on the rise. Merchants who accept it at the online checkout stand to gain a significant competitive edge.

Keeping their payment details safe is customers' top priority when they shop online. But that doesn't mean they're willing to jump through endless hoops or accept poor user experiences as the inevitable price of greater security.

Episode 2 of the Paysafe Insights podcast features Simon Chandramani, VP Business Development, Payment Processing Europe and Dan Stanbridge, VP Global Risk Governance discussing how the travel industry needs to adapt as we recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

According to our latest research consumers appear to be slightly more confident in the security of online payments than this time last year. This may explain a shift towards more frictionless payment methods. At the same time tolerance for being a victim of fraud is lower.

Vanessa works in our risk management team, and is based in Houston.

When trying to navigate through difficult business conditions, one of the most critical supplier relationships for travel companies is with their payments acquirer.

In the countdown to the upcoming RiskConnect conference in November, the RiskConnect team sat down with Paysafe GM, Card Not Present, USA – Shaun Lavelle.

One of the oldest confidence tricks in the book has evolved to remain relevant in the modern age. So what does it look like, and how can merchants avoid becoming a victim to it?

Credit risk is often overlooked by acquirers, and this can be catastrophic. In this article we take a closer look at what credit risk exists for payment processors, and how it should be managed.

The conundrum of risk management boils down to the seemingly conflicting goals of consumer convenience and protection against fraud.

Card Not Present (CNP) fraud is a threat to any business that depends on online transactions.