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Many QSRs and third-party ordering apps are thus already using these tools to enhance their fraud detection procedures. When you’re looking at accounttakeovers, for example, it’s predominantly automated bot attacks that have an identifiable signature,” Curt Garner , Chipotle’s chief technical officer, explained in an interview with PYMNTS.
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New account fraud is a significant problem for FIs, with 48 percent of values generated from fraud attempts coming from accounts that have only been open for one day, according to a recent report. FIs do not really have the choice to make onboarding’s security procedures less stringent, however. Biometrics and Onboarding.
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