3D Secure: Enhancing the PSP Value Proposition for Better Merchant and Shopper Experiences
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Here’s what we discussed:
3D Secure is complicated, from variations between schemes to SCA exemptions. Cardholders seem to hate it; the user interfaces are seemingly designed to confuse; there are too many options, and the value of it is misunderstood.
Could a smart approach to 3DS help PSPs stand out from the crowd and amplify the value they deliver?
Participants joined this roundtable on 3DS strategy for PSPs to explore ways to leverage its power to help merchants deliver a better shopper journey, boost payments security, and get on card issuers’ good books.
We discussed the reality and potential of 3DS for PSPs, including:
- In perspective and context: How does 3DS compliance affect PSPs vs merchants?
- Pain points and selling points for PSPs
- Opportunities and shortcomings – 3DS and creating a virtuous circle of payment data
- Facilitating dynamic friction, TRA exemptions, and payment optimization
- Achieving optimal conversion rates and delivering frictionless shopper experiences
This roundtable provided the opportunity to share your opinions, experiences, and challenges around these topics.
Participants left with ideas on taking your 3DS strategy to the next level, reaping the benefits to differentiate your product in line with your – and your partners’ – growth.
Solution Experts
Founder and CEO (Ravelin)
Martin is the CEO of Ravelin, which prevents fraud and optimises payments for online businesses around the globe. With a background in software and physics, he believes in harnessing the power of technology to solve real-world problems. After working at Hailo and Hub Culture, as well as freelance, Martin co-founded Ravelin to put cutting-edge artificial intelligence to good use in the fight against fraud: “What I really get my kick from is building something that solves a problem,” he explains. “We do this every day at Ravelin.”
Senior Product Manager (Ravelin)
Catherine has been with Ravelin for over four years and likes to call herself a payments and authentication nerd. Across her 13 years of experience in the space, she worked on both the operational side of fraud and payments and the PSP/solution side, eventually taking on product management. Catherine believes that interoperable collaboration is key to safer and smoother payments, and she’s fascinated by how people pay and authenticate in different regions and cultures.
Participation is free of charge to qualified attendees. Once you’ve completed the registration, we’ll confirm your invitation and send you a calendar invite with a link to the meeting.