Join Jane Lee, Digital Trust & Safety Architect at Sift, for our upcoming webinar with Digital Transactions on Thursday, April 21, 2022 at 2 p.m. EST/11 a.m. PST. Jane will examine other risk factors merchants should consider when assessing cryptocurrency and BNPL payments and share: |
o Common misconceptions about alternative payments
| o Why merchants need to prevent fraudulent crypto and BNPL purchases as they would any other payment fraud – despite the lack of chargeback risk |
| o How accepting payments from crypto or BNPL fraudsters could open the business up to other types of cyber risk and shut out legitimate customers with good lifetime value |
| o How merchants can apply machine learning and a Digital Trust & Safety approach to the fraud strategy to protect the business against emerging payment fraud
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o Common misconceptions about alternative payments
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Thu, Apr 21, 2022 2:00 PM EDT (8:00 PM CEST)
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From cryptocurrency to buy now, pay later, consumers are all in on leveraging new ways to pay for goods and services. In fact, 46 million consumers said they’d consider using cryptocurrency for retail purchases, and buy now, pay later (BNPL) adoption is through the roof, generating $100 billion in sales as of September 2021.
But, as we’ve seen before, where consumers go, fraudsters aren’t far behind. In many ways, fraudsters’ activities act as a barometer of economic trends because they always follow the flow of money. Cue the increase in bad actors targeting alternative payment methods. So, as a merchant, what are your risks in accepting cryptocurrency or buy now, pay later?
The reality is, on the surface, there is very little risk. Cryptocurrency transactions are one-way transactions that do not carry chargeback risk. On the BNPL side of things, because the installment provider pays the merchant, consumers cannot initiate chargebacks with the merchant. So, accepting alternative payments like crypto and BNPL is a no-brainer for merchants, right? Not exactly.
During this webinar, Jane Lee, Trust and Safety Architect at Sift, will examine other risk factors merchants should consider when assessing cryptocurrency and BNPL payments.
- Why merchants need to prevent fraudulent crypto and BNPL purchases as they would any other payment fraud – despite the lack of chargeback risk
- How accepting payments from crypto or BNPL fraudsters could open the business up to other types of cyber risk and shut out legitimate customers with good lifetime value
- How merchants can apply machine learning and a Digital Trust & Safety approach to the fraud strategy to protect the business against emerging payment fraud
- Common misconceptions about alternative payments