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Opinion| EMV 3-D Secure: Next-gen online shopping experience for merchants and customers
55% of e-consumers said they have stopped using website because log-in process was too complex
Published in Daily News Egypt on 10 - 05 - 2022

Securing e-commerce channels enables a springboard for future growth, says Charles Lobo, Regional Risk Officer, Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa at Visa
The pandemic prompted a massive spike in e-commerce transactions. People who had never shopped online – and businesses who had only sold their wares from a physical location – were propelled into a brave new world of digital payments. Research from McKinsey showed that organisations leapfrogged five years' worth of digital adoption over just eight weeks in 2020.
The e-commerce boom has intensified the security processes required to make a sale, presenting a quandary for businesses – how can they ensure a frictionless shopping experience for online customers while safeguarding against fraud?
Striking a balance between seamless experience and strong security
It's hard enough to make a sale online – an average 70% of carts are abandoned by online shoppers across nearly 50 different industries – with further password protection, dual-authentication, and other security measures risking another barrier in place of a sale. A Transmit Security report found that 55% of consumers said they have stopped using a website because the log-in process was too complex, while 92% said they would rather abandon a website visit than recover or reset their passwords.
So, what's the industry answer?

EMV 3-D Secure: Next-generation authentication
EMV 3-D Secure is a world-class authentication solution with rich data at its core. This industry-wide messaging standard allows merchants and issuing banks to verify consumer identity before a transaction is sent for authorisation, helping them to detect and prevent fraud while benefiting consumers with a smooth, consistent user experience across multiple payment channels, including mobile web, in-app and digital wallet payments.
It can also eliminate the need for consumers to type in passwords to complete their online purchases, meaning fewer steps and fewer false declines at online checkout. Additionally, EMV 3-D Secure allows issuers to leverage advanced data models and intelligent rules to make data-driven authentication decisions and reduce friction at checkout.

Taking the friction out of shopping
E-commerce has become a springboard for future growth, not just supplementary income. Visa offers a world-class security protocol helping to not only reduce fraud rates but also increasing the chances of a customer completing a transaction.
In CEMEA, our data shows that the fraud rate on 3-D Secure-verified transactions is ten times lower than transactions where the protocol was not used. Globally, we found that adoption of EMV 3-D Secure led to a 50% decrease in fraud.
We have also seen an increase in approval rates when compared to the previous iteration of the technology. That means there is a higher chance for customers to complete a transaction, as they otherwise would have been challenged at checkout and ended up abandoning the shopping cart. The strong uplift in approval rates emanating from a vastly improved customer experience would naturally drive improved customer loyalty and satisfaction.
Total 93% of CEMEA issuers have now enabled EMV 3-D Secure, offering a strong base that merchants can benefit from by migrating to the new protocol.
With the latest EMV 3-D Secure and Visa's solutions, merchants can avoid and detect fraud more effectively, while consumers are enabled to make secure transactions with less friction across multiple payment channels.
Charles Lobo: Regional Risk Officer, Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa at Visa


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