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Bringing Payments Ecosystem Together

Welcome to the September edition of the Arcot podcast! In this podcast, James Jenkins and Matt Cooke discuss the upcoming 3DS Summit in London and what to expect, along with the key topics on data-driven execution. Subscribe to our Monthly Newsletter to stay updated via email. Hope you enjoy this edition!

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Arcot EMV 3DS Processing Recommendations for PSD2

Welcome to the August edition of the Arcot podcast! In this podcast, James Jenkins and Matt Cooke discuss the EMV 3DS processing recommendations for PSD2 for Merchants/Acquirers and for Issuers, and a few more topics. Subscribe to our Monthly Newsletter to stay updated via email. Hope you enjoy this edition!

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Arcot Framework for Third-Party Risk Insights

Welcome to the July edition of the Arcot podcast! In this podcast, James Jenkins and Matt Cooke discuss the Arcot framework for third-party risk insights and a series of topics related to enhancing 3DS performance. Subscribe to our Monthly Newsletter to stay updated via email. Hope you enjoy this edition!

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Trusted Beneficiaries

Welcome to the June edition of the Arcot podcast! In this podcast, James Jenkins and Matt Cooke discuss two important topics. The first relates to reducing challenge rates through exemptions via Arcot’s Trusted Beneficiary offering. And, the second topic is Arcot Fraud Alerts; a new service where Arcot sends regular alerts to customers on anomalies across the Arcot Network to quickly adapt rules and prevent fraud. Subscribe to our Monthly Newsletter to stay updated via email. Hope you enjoy this edition!

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Leverage Data, Rules, and Exemptions to Reduce Friction for Cardholders

Welcome to the May edition of the Arcot podcast! In this podcast, James Jenkins and Matt Cooke share the issue of 3DS challenge rates; specifically that they are too high. While PSD2 compliance drove challenge rates higher, we now have an opportunity to leverage data, rules, and exemptions to reduce friction for cardholders. The benefits of this approach are self-evident; cardholders complete more transactions, resulting in more revenue, interchange, and business for merchants. Subscribe to our Monthly Newsletter to stay updated via email. Hope you enjoy this edition!

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