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PAAY Partners With Bluefin To Further Secure eCommerce Transactions

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Atlanta payments encryption firm Bluefin is partnering with New York mobile payments processor PAAY to advance eCommerce security. Founded in 2007 by Miles and John Perry, who serves as chief executive officer, Bluefin specializes in encryption and tokenization payment and data security. . also known as 3DS 2.0

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Securing The New Commerce Normal

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For all that has changed dramatically in the last several weeks due to the coronavirus pandemic, consumers are still looking for the same two core offerings in every transaction, no matter what it is or where it takes place: seamlessness and security. An awful lot of other things have changed all around that core, however.

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Entersekt, Netcetera Team Up On eCommerce Payment Security

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The company recently announced that the software company Netcetera implemented the authentication system for Bank-Verlag, a company that makes and provides secure services for Germany’s banks. The authentication solution lets consumers approve eCommerce payments by using their mobile bank apps.

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B2B eCommerce Embraces The Ecosystem Opportunity

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With trade shows canceled and enterprise digitization accelerated, 2020 was a big year for the adoption of B2B eCommerce. Even before the pandemic hit, the B2B eCommerce landscape was heating up as businesses sought greater efficiency. “The The Rise of the Marketplace.

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eCommerce FinTech Katapult To Go Public By Merging With SPAC

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Securities and Exchange Commission, the conclusion of the HSR Act waiting period, and “other customary closing conditions,” per the announcement. Katapult offers eCommerce point of sale (POS) choices for U.S. nonprime shoppers.

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Financial phishing continues to pose threat to Southeast Asian companies

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Hia says financial phishing will continue to evolve in this region and sectors like banking, insurance and ecommerce will remain prime targets. Thailand and Singapore both registered the two highest increase of 582 percent and 406 percent respectively compared to corresponding period last year.

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Police Allege Money Launderers Are Using Chinese eCommerce Sites To Move Money

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Chinese authorities have made a series of arrests alleging more than $2 billion was laundered at offshore gambling sites through faux eCommerce purchases. The Financial Times (FT) reported police acknowledged that in a scheme to avoid China’s tough financial regulations, thieves have targeted sites including Pinduoduo Inc.,

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