EMVCo 3DS: A Guide to SCA & Fraud Prevention
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EMVCo 3-D Secure is a protocol for securing online card payments that provides a technical framework for Strong Customer Authentication under the EU’s PSD2 rules, which generally require two authentication factors for EEA transactions. The 2023 3DS v2.3 update expands transaction data sharing, improves risk-based authentication, streamlines low-risk payment flows, and supports methods such as biometrics to reduce unnecessary customer challenges and checkout abandonment. Effective implementation involves choosing a compatible provider, integrating its SDK, supplying relevant device, transaction, and customer data, configuring risk thresholds, and continuously monitoring authentication, fraud, and conversion performance. Didit positions its identity platform as a complementary service that enriches 3DS data with document, liveness, biometric, and fraud-risk signals to help businesses optimize authentication decisions, reduce fraud and chargebacks, and improve conversion rates.
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