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Fraud Facts

Card-holder-not-present fraud in the UK rose by 24% from 2003 to 2004

The biggest fraud type in the UK is card-not-present fraud, which cost £183.2m in 2005. This is fraud on cards used over the telephone, Internet or for mail order.

 

Taking card-not-present transactions, whether it's online or by phone, fax or mail order, is a great way of increasing revenue for your business. Unfortunately, card-not-present transactions also attract fraudsters, because they can hide behind the anonymity offered, and they don't have to worry about chip and PIN or signature checks.

Ensure your peace of mind

What fraudsters do have to worry about is coming up against a Servebase solution with its
card-not-present security checks. You can choose from a wide range of security checks, tailored to your business needs. No other provider offers more!

So don't compromise your profit levels by exposing your business to fraud. If you're simply taking customer's card details and hoping for the best you're risking considerable losses and an increasing number of chargebacks. Instead, your business could be far safer with a
card-not-present solution from Servebase.

Make things easier for your business

  • For customers paying by instalments use recurring billing with continuous authorisation
  • Full integration to your existing insurance management system to make processing payments even easier
  • Ensure that your customers details are correct using our address and security code checking options
  • Provide a full reporting system and make reconciliation of all transactions easier for your finance departments via a single PC-based application.

 

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