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Frictionless cross-border payments – no longer a pipe dream

Voice of the Industry Frictionless cross-border payments – no longer a pipe dream Monday 10 May 2021 08:41 CET | Editor: Oana Ifrim | Voice of the industry Most banks still see cross-border payments as a core solution. But how can they compete with more agile FinTechs? Banking Circle’s Anders la Cour examines the challenges and possible solutions.  I can’t imagine a single person reading this who is unaware of the challenges of cross-border payments through banks. They are slow, they are expensive, they are difficult to reconcile. They are simply too complicated to successfully facilitate frictionless global trade. However, that does not mean banks should give up and let FinTechs dominate the cross-border payment space.

EPA Challenges Customer Dispute Process To Mitigate Chargebacks And Financial Fraud - New Research Explores The Threat Of Double Credits And Offers Recommendations To Provide The Catalyst For Action

Date 06/05/2021   The whitepaper seeks to shine a light on the unprecedented rise in customers claiming ‘double credits’ through chargebacks and alternative avenues, while also providing recommendations on how to improve the customer dispute process for all stakeholders in the payments value chain. Traditionally, customer disputes and chargebacks have rarely received the focus and coverage they deserve, however one Tier 1 Debit and Credit Card Issuer reported the number of non-fraud dispute cases increased by 333%. Protections associated with card payments were scarcely fully understood outside of a small group of specialists until the COVID-19 pandemic forced holidays, flights, hotels, concerts, theatres, and entertainment events into cancellation and postponement in 2020.

DebiCheck will protect you from unauthorised debit orders come 1 May

DebiCheck will protect you from unauthorised debit orders come 1 May
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Reserve Bank tightens measures against debit order fraud

From 1 May all stakeholders making use of early debit orders must process payments through DebiCheck (Getty) The Reserve Bank says all new and renegotiated early debit orders will have to go through the Authenticated Collections/DebiCheck project. The project was first launched in August 2018, partly to mitigate against debit order fraud. Existing systems known as Authenticated Early Debit Order and Non-Authenticated Early Debit Order will be discontinued in the latter part of the year. From May 2021, all new and renegotiated early debit orders must be processed through the DebiCheck System, says the SA Reserve Bank. The bank on Wednesday issued a statement on the modernisation of the national payment

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