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Merchants Set to Invest in AI and Fraud Prevention and Compliance Tops the 2025 Agenda, Says payabl

The Fintech Times

To this end, 65 per cent of merchants plan to invest in artificial intelligence (AI) over the next 12 months, recognising its role in real-time fraud detection and improved payment performance. Lesser-discussed trends include embedded finance (13 per cent) and sustainable payments (eight per cent).

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What Canadian Merchants Need to Know About International Payment Processing

Clearly Payments

As Canadian businesses look to expand internationally, one crucial component of successful growth is handling cross-border payments smoothly and efficiently. Selling products and services internationally means facing new challenges, especially regarding payment processing, regulatory requirements, currency exchanges, and fraud prevention.

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Digital Wallets and Open Banking Set to Dominate Payments in 2025, According to Merchants

Fintech Finance

Building the future: strategic investments in AI and data analytics Merchants are responding to payment challenges with a focus on technology that supports both security and operational agility.

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Looking Back on 2024 in Paytech: Insights from Aevi’s Experts

The Fintech Times

For instance, AI will redefine fintech by enhancing personalised customer experiences, improving fraud detection and credit scoring, automating operations, and fostering financial inclusion through cost-effective digital banking solutions. How are these influencing product development and payment strategies?

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Paymentology’s predictions for 2025

The Payments Association

As multi-rail systems become a standard component of payment strategies, bringing in real-time payments, BNPL, and P2P payments will give customers the flexibility and functionality to enable and unlock greater opportunities in the increasingly cashless economy, paving the way for a truly interconnected global payments ecosystem.”

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List of MCC codes & risk levels — Retail, e-commerce, travel, gambling, crypto, and more

The Payments Association

Use this guide to identify your MCC code, assess risk levels, and optimise your payment processing strategy. 4) Implement chargeback prevention strategies Chargebacks can significantly impact a businesss bottom line, especially in high-risk industries. Reduce fraud exposure and chargeback liability.

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What is a Payment Orchestrator?

Clearly Payments

Redundancy and Failover: Payment orchestrators provide redundancy by ensuring that if one payment provider fails, the transaction can be automatically routed to another, reducing the risk of failed payments and increasing overall reliability. They also ensure compliance with industry standards like PCI DSS.