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The rise of generative AI in payment security: A double-edged sword for data privacy

The Payments Association

The dual impact of generative AI on payment security, highlighting its potential to enhance fraud detection while posing significant data privacy risks. It underscores the need for payment firms to balance AI innovation with robust privacy and regulatory compliance to protect sensitive consumer data.

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The role of artificial intelligence in enhancing AML and regulatory compliance in fintech

The Payments Association

As director/MLRO of SENDS, a UK-licensed EMI, I see AI’s potential in fraud prevention, AML, and compliance. Sends leverages AI to mitigate risks, comply with FCA, PSD2, and PCI DSS, and enhance client experience with secure and innovative services.

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

Fintech Finance

The survey reveals that 81% of merchants anticipate a surge in digital wallet usage, while 69% expect Open Banking and instant bank transfers to gain popularity as consumer demand for convenient, secure payment options continues to grow.

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Tuum and Sumsub Team Up to Enhance Fraud Prevention for Financial Institutions

Finovate

Adding to this challenge is the proliferation of new regulations that are tightening compliance requirements and mandating greater security and operational resilience. “Over three-quarters of fraud now occurs beyond the onboarding stage, with identity fraud in Europe surging by 150% year-over-year in 2024.”

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

The Fintech Times

Through a recent survey, payabl found that 81 per cent of merchants expect to see growth in digital wallet usage, while 69 per cent expect open banking and instant bank transfers to gain popularity as consumer demand for convenient, secure payment options continues to grow.

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The future of payments: Key trends that will shape 2025

The Payments Association

Businesses need to stay ahead by adapting to new technologies and delivering the seamless, secure experiences customers now demand. AI is already essential for fraud detection, offering real-time monitoring to prevent issues. It also supports regulatory compliance by automating checks.

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Payments trends report 2024

The Payments Association

These innovations are redefining how payments are processed and driving efficiency, enhancing security, and creating personalised customer experiences. Businesses increasingly leveraged BNPL services to improve cash flow flexibility, while AI played a crucial role in enhancing fraud prevention and transactional security.