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Understanding Risk Management Strategies as a PayFac

Stax

Major risk factors for PayFacs include fraudulent transactions, merchant credit risk, regulatory compliance, and operational risks. Thorough due diligence, technology, and adherence to regulatory guidelines are essential in a PayFac’s risk management strategy. The due diligence doesn’t stop at onboarding.

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AML in Banks: Ensuring Regulatory Compliance

Fraud.net

In this digital age, anti-money laundering is challenging. Find out what regulations apply to AML in banks and how you can remain compliant.

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6 Benefits of AI Insurance Claims Processing

Nanonets

The integration of fraud detection algorithms is paramount for error reduction. These algorithms analyze patterns and anomalies in the data to identify potential instances of fraud or misrepresentation. The audit trail acts as a comprehensive record, demonstrating due diligence in regulatory adherence.

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Digital Identity Verification 

Segpay

Identity and Fraud Report” by Experian emphasizes the evolving fraud landscape and the necessity for businesses to implement multi-faceted digital identity verification strategies. Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD), ongoing transaction monitoring of existing customers, is also an important part of the entire process.

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Transaction Laundering

Segpay

A payment processor that includes risk management, KYC/AML, and Customer Due Diligence services and robust fraud detection solutions in their value proposition helps merchants reduce costs and prevent the nightmare of accidentally becoming an aggregator for criminals.

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Transaction Monitoring for Fraud and Payments

Seon

While both types of monitoring aim to protect businesses and their customers, fraud transaction monitoring focuses more on identifying and preventing criminal activities. In contrast, payment transaction monitoring ensures regulatory compliance and the proper processing of legitimate transactions.

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In the mind of the merchant: Top challenges and priorities for the next 12 months

The Payments Association

It highlights key trends, such as open banking, tokenisation, and fraud prevention, which are crucial for merchants to remain competitive and secure. Merchants need to continue adapting to new payment methods, collaborate with industry peers, and stay agile in balancing innovation and regulatory compliance. What’s next?