Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Merchants

Why merchant acquirers must embrace AI to stay competitive 

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Banking

Sibos 2025: Showcasing ideas, not declaring change

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Billers

Why insurance carriers shouldn’t be afraid to surcharge

Billers

Bill pay isn’t what it used to be, and that’s a good thing

Bank of England

Banking

The UK’s renewed RTGS service is live, and why now is the time to rethink your CHAPS access

For senior banking professionals, the renewal is more than an operational milestone. It is a strategic inflection point.

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Banking

Navigating the future of payments: Tackling fraud, risk, and compliance

In today's rapidly evolving payments landscape, financial institutions and businesses face unprecedented challenges in fraud prevention, risk management, and regulatory compliance

AI protection during peak sales season

Merchants

How to use AI to stay ahead of fraud during peak seasons

High-volume transaction periods are critical to revenue but open the door to criminals. See how artificial intelligence slams that door shut to provide protection when you need it the most.

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Merchants

Tackling friendly fraud with AI precision

On this page Friendly fraud, which occurs when legitimate customers dispute transactions post-purchase, is a growing issue for businesses. Often mistaken for true fraud, these disputes cost retailers $100 billion annually.

Banking

Unified corporate payments: How banks can win corporate clients with seamless service

On this page Corporate banking is undergoing digital transformation as clients demand faster, simpler, and more integrated services. One critical area of opportunity is corporate payments. Traditionally, companies have navigated a maze of payment types: domestic ACH, international wires via SWIFT, regional systems like SEPA, emerging real-time payments, and more.

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Banking

AI and the next frontier in account takeover (ATO) detection

On this page Are your traditional ATO tactics putting you at risk? Get expert insights into how the latest technology is helping businesses prevent reputational damage, operational disruptions, and revenue loss.

Prime time for real-time

Global payment trends
As the world adopts real-time payments, how does your market stand to benefit?

Banking

Top 5 tactics to prevent friendly fraud

Friendly fraud costs retailers $100B annually1 — use these expert insights to reduce losses this year.

Banking

The battle for trust: The billion-dollar reality of APP scams

Authorized push payment (APP) scams are appearing across all markets, preying on people’s emotions and eroding the trust built by institutions.

Banking

The need to democratize AI

The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has brought about significant advancements across various sectors, including fraud. New and more complex cybersecurity threats have emerged, leading to phishing, vishing, account takeovers (ATO), synthetic identity fraud, and more.

Banking

The invisible synthetic identity heist

In the digital marketplace, convenience is king. Consumers expect seamless transactions, often unaware of the intricate security measures that protect their identities and finances. Behind the scenes, merchants combat fraudulent activities tirelessly to safeguard their customers and their reputations.

Banking

Navigating the future: ACI’s ATM transaction processing trends

As digital banking sweeps the industry, automated teller machines (ATM) are adapting to the changing tides of consumer demands and fewer physical branch locations. ATMs are no longer just cash dispensers – they serve as multifunctional banking kiosks where routine and low-value branch transactions can be performed (cash or check deposits, bill payments, or money transfers).

Banking

Pivoting to the new way of intelligent decision-making: The journey toward convenience

Neither the individual who initiated the first card-not-present transaction nor the organization that pioneered a customer convenience channel could have foreseen the trajectory and evolution of payment systems. Fast-forward to today – the commerce landscape continues to be propelled by consumer-preferred payment methods that are convenient, swift, and efficient.