Instant, Irrevocable Payments Demand a Fraud Prevention Reboot
About this episode
The episode discusses the need for enhanced fraud prevention measures in the context of instant and irrevocable payments.
When a shopper is tricked into making a fraudulent purchase, they expect recourse from their financial services provider. These guardrails are one of the reasons credit cards have become predominant in the U.S.—not only can consumers dispute charges after the fact, but many issuers proactively alert users when suspicious activity occurs. Similar protections exist for […] The post Instant, Irrevocable Payments Demand a Fraud Prevention Reboot appeared first on PaymentsJournal .
More episodes of The PaymentsJournal Podcast
- Tips on a Prepaid Card: A Practical Solution with Broad Industry Impacts
- As Fraud and Agentic Risks Mount, Data Provides Continuity
- What Would it Take for Stablecoins to Replace Wire Transfers in B2B Payments?
- From a Checkbox to a Differentiator: Redefining ACH Fraud Monitoring
- The Emotional Toll of Financial Fraud
- What Should Credit Unions Be Doing with Crypto?
Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the The PaymentsJournal Podcast podcast page.