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Resource Center
Take your knowledge to the next level with our library of resources covering the latest payment industry trends and opportunities.
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How to spot a third-party transfer scam in 2019
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?
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US petroleum retail industry opportunities in 2019
Our latest whitepaper examines the key questions that independent gas stations need to consider in order to thrive as the US petroleum landscape evolves in the next 12 months
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Can a merchant’s fraud rate ever fall to 0%?
For every online business, minimising the amount of fraud it suffers is a priority. But is it possible for online businesses to be completely fraud-proof, and if so how can this be achieved?
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What are the top concerns for businesses in 2019?
In our latest Lost in Transaction report, we asked 900 merchants from the US, UK, Canada, Germany and Austria about their top concerns going into 2019 and beyond.
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How to minimise chargeback anxiety in four easy steps
Andrea Dunlop tells us her tips for safeguarding your business against the risk of excessive chargebacks not just at Christmas, but all year round.
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Is online payment fraud inevitable?
Consumers in Europe and North America believe online and mobile payments are inherently risky. But do the numbers back this up? Or is it just a perception issue the payments industry needs to address?
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Invisible payments: a bumpy road ahead?
Are consumers are confident in new payment technology capabilities, and what can payment service providers do to build trust?
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Removing friction and fraud from online payments
paysafcard’s CEO Udo Mueller spoke to Totally Gaming about removing friction and fraud from online payments in the gaming industry.
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Keeping step: fraud evolution
As soon as a new payments or currency-based instrument evolves, so too does a form of fraud to exploit it.