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Due to Covid-19 many consumers have fled to online marketplaces, so how do you manage fraud in a Post-Covid online world?
 
Frontline workers can no longer wait two to four weeks for their pay period, so what are ISVs doing to help meet the needs of everyday employees?

Our expert guest Jim Battista, Founder of MAPP Advisors, gives us insight on how portfolio optimization is more critical now than ever.

How can the FedNow service develop technology for seamless nationwide realtime payments?

Why is First Data involved in another FTC settlement costing them $40.2 Million, and who is to blame?

As the world transforms after the corona virus, and open banking and APIs expand, how do you build for success?

The card networks have rules for continuity billing, and it's up to the supply chain to make sure merchants are following these rules.

Newly emerged challenges of shifting consumer behavior are causing Financial Institutions to rethink how they determine fraud, But when is unusual consumer behavior not unusual?

Join us and our industry experts from Khipu Technologies in part two of CBD Compliance Chaos, The Khipu Solution.

Why do ISV’s play a critical role in the new virtual commerce landscape?

ISV’s need payments partners, but what attributes are essential when looking for these partners?

We let our experts from Khipu Technologies inform us on the most ambiguous laws and restrictions in our two-part CBD Compliance Chaos.  

Automated underwriting not only makes ISVs happy, its safer for the acquiring supply chain.

How did PAAY, an E-Commerce fraud protection tool, leave 2.5 million transactions exposed on their server?

Why is a swift digital onboarding experience a necessity for competing banks, and can having access to more data be the answer?

Is Zoom to blame for over 500k username/password combinations being hacked and sold on the dark web?

ISVs have increasingly recognized that they can embrace payments to increase their revenues, but why shouldn’t they do it themselves?

DoorDash, GrubHub, Uber Eats and Postmates accused of charging exorbitant fees, using monopoly power, and charging up to 40% of the sale price.

As remote work is on the rise and companies respond to the threat of COVID-19, why do companies leave critical business functions out of their continuity and disaster recovery plans? 

Banking technology FinTech Finastra was forced to shutter key systems and send employees home Friday March 20th, after a security breach of unknown origin. 

With a fast spreading virus like covid-19 people are slowly moving away from anything that is potentially contaminated, including paper checks and Cards, and moving to touch-free options.