Tag: Strong Customer Authentication

As digital wallets and alternate payment systems steal the limelight, we delve into the potent partnership between mobile phones and payment cards. Together, they promise greater speed, convenience, and security, transforming how we make payments.

Businesses not compliant with Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) miss out on £2m in sales each day, a report from Barclaycard Payments claims.

Data from Barclaycard Payments has found retailers in the UK have lost out on £130m in sales due to not being compliant with new Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) rules.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published an updated version of the FCA Handbook to give companies ample time to prepare before the Brexit transition period is over.

RegTech iProov's new solution is set up to tackle the rising threat of deepfake-based cybercrime.

Last year, the EU started to roll out its strong customer authentication (SCA) rules to make it safer to buy things online, but it seems it is making customers abandon their purchases, according to new Microsoft research.

Using biometrics to provide strong customer authentications is becoming more popular and is beginning to be used in ATMs to help customers identify themselves.

Dutch online bank Knab prides itself on supplying a human service backed by the latest technology. To that end, it has just teamed up with biometrics company iProov.

With the coronavirus putting a lot of pressure on businesses, the UK Financial Conduct Authority has yet again extended the deadline for Strong Customer Authentication (SCA).

Postponements to strong customer authentication (SCA) was the right decision, but regulators must make it clear there will not be a second opportunity for meeting compliance, according to Michael Sass vice president, market product management, security solutions, Europe at Mastercard.