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Card-Not-Present Authentication Standards In 2017
Global Authentication Protocols Used to Combat Fraud
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This paper outlines the existing and evolving standards being used for authenticating card-not-present payment transactions in the fight against fraud in the eCommerce environment. It considers 3D Secure 1 and 2; the in-country standards of India (PaySecure), China (UPOP) and Russia (MIR); the European PSD2 Directive; and the strong growth in online payments forecast for the Asia Pacific region.
- PSD2 (Europe)
- 3D Secure 1.0.2
- 3D Secure 2.0 by EMVCo
- RuPay PaySecure (India)
- UnionPay Online Payments (China)
- MIR Payment System (Russia)
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