
AI Is Reshaping Fraud, and It's Not All Good News
AI is changing fraud faster than merchants can adapt. Here’s what’s working, what’s backfiring, and what to watch next.
AI is changing fraud faster than merchants can adapt. Here’s what’s working, what’s backfiring, and what to watch next.
Amex is leaning into B2B payments with new features for suppliers and buyers. Learn what that means for dispute risk and invoice flows here.
Venmo debit card perks are getting an upgrade. Here’s what’s new and why it could change how you shop (and get money back).
Chargeblast is working toward FedRAMP certification to raise cloud security standards in chargeback prevention. No set timeline yet, but the work is underway.
PayPal and Mastercard are building new features using credential solutions. Here’s what it could mean for identity and fraud.
PayPal expands its online credit with a new physical card. What does this mean for fraud risk, disputes, and in-store usage rules?
Push-to-debit is now the top method for instant payouts. Here’s what it means for merchants and fintechs offering fast disbursements.
First-party fraud has overtaken other types worldwide. Learn what this means for merchants and how to respond fast.
Consumers are 2–4x more likely to use digital wallets for travel than groceries. Here's why—and what merchants should expect.
Fraudsters are using AI, but so are small businesses. Here’s how tech is reshaping fraud prevention in 2025.
Virtual card usage at checkout surges to over 40% in the U.S.—what this means for merchants and fraud prevention.
Stripe debuts AI-powered payments and stablecoin accounts, here’s what it means for digital merchants.