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What can I do to help prevent fraud on my e-Commerce store?

To help prevent fraud on your e-Commerce store, we recommend you include additional security features on your website. Fraudulent transactions on your e-Commerce store may result in chargebacks or additional processing fees for each transaction.
We recommend that you include at least one of the following security features on your e-Commerce store:

CAPTCHA

Add a CAPTCHA to your store to identify whether users are humans or bots and prevent bots from running fraudulent transactions.… Read More “What can I do to help prevent fraud on my e-Commerce store?”

What are fraud screening tools?

Fraud screening tools are software that analyze transactions and indicate if a transaction is likely to be fraudulent. Fraud screening tools provide you with information that allows you to decide whether to continue with the transaction. For example, a fraud screening tool can provide a score between 1 to 100 for transactions.… Read More “What are fraud screening tools?”

What additional evidence can an e-Commerce merchant provide to defend against chargebacks?

In addition to the actions described in What is a chargeback?, you can also provide the following evidence:

Evidence of the cardholder’s actions

  • Evidence that the cardholder used in a previous transaction that they didn’t dispute, for example:
  • IP address
  • Email address
  • Physical address
  • Telephone number
  • Transaction history if the cardholder is registered online, for example:
    • Type of device they used to checkout
    • IP address
    • Time and date of purchase
  • Evidence of the cardholder accessing your website after the transaction date
  • Evidence that the cardholder’s email address they used at the time of the purchase matches the email address they used to receive digital goods
  • A pickup form with the cardholder’s signature and a copy of their identification
  • A release form or waiver that the cardholder signed that allows you to deliver packages to the cardholder’s address without requiring a signature, and an unsigned Proof of Delivery (POD)
  • Evidence that the cardholder agreed to accept the goods or services as provided
  • Evidence that the cardholder has the goods or is using the service, for example, photographs or emails

    • Evidence of your actions

    • Written correspondence between you and the cardholder, which may include:
    • Letters
    • Emails
    • Photographs
    • Faxes
  • Invoice or Proof of Delivery (POD) that shows you shipped the goods before cancellation and the cardholder hasn’t returned them
  • Evidence that you shipped the goods to a positive AVS address and you obtained Proof of Delivery (POD)
  • A signed POD for domestic only deliveries
  • Evidence of shipping and delivery of any replacement goods
  • Explanation of why the transaction dates, your merchant name, or your merchant location is different to what the cardholder thought it would be

    • What can I do to help prevent chargebacks?

    … Read More “What additional evidence can an e-Commerce merchant provide to defend against chargebacks?”