Ways in which you can prevent from fraud in Ecommerce - 1 views

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  #1 reeyaarora123 on 16 May 16

   

  Most of the consideration in the press surrounding online misrepresentation is focused on consumers using Magento Fraud Prevention. It will be secured if whether they are having their card number stolen by hackers or being suckered into giving their personal and budgetary data by a fraud email phishing scam. Be that as it may, scarcely any consideration has been given to the opposite side of the coin.
  
  One of the first things you have with Magento Fraud Prevention Extension as a dealer to anticipate extortion is to always confirm who the consumer is. On card-present transactions, this should easily be possible by asking for a legitimate photograph ID card, for instance, a state issued ID card or driver's license.
  There are two basic steps that each online dealer should take after to ensure that the consumer is genuine.
  
  The first step in forestalling misrepresentation in a card-not present environment is called address check or AVS. The consumer should be required to enter their charging address when they are rounding out their MasterCard data. The installment portal will then send this data to the installment processor for confirmation. The installment processor will then pass the address data to the issuing bank who will then match that data with the address data they have on document for that card. The installment portal will then send back some codes to tell you regardless of whether the AVS was a match. That can be checked by Magento Anti Fraud Extension.
  When this process is finished, you will get an AVS code that tells you how well the address coordinated the bank's records. On the off chance that you get an AVS code demonstrating that the address and/or zip code don't coordinate, it is dependent upon you to choose whether you wish to acknowledge the risk and ship the goods to the customer.
  
  To get more information thorugh Magento Contact Forms.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Most of the consideration in the press surrounding online misrepresentation is focused on consumers using Magento Fraud Prevention. It will be secured if whether they are having their card number stolen by hackers or being suckered into giving their personal and budgetary data by a fraud email phishing scam. Be that as it may, scarcely any consideration has been given to the opposite side of the coin. <br /> <br /> One of the first things you have with Magento Fraud Prevention Extension as a dealer to anticipate extortion is to always confirm who the consumer is. On card-present transactions, this should easily be possible by asking for a legitimate photograph ID card, for instance, a state issued ID card or driver's license. <br /> There are two basic steps that each online dealer should take after to ensure that the consumer is genuine. <br /> <br /> The first step in forestalling misrepresentation in a card-not present environment is called address check or AVS. The consumer should be required to enter their charging address when they are rounding out their MasterCard data. The installment portal will then send this data to the installment processor for confirmation. The installment processor will then pass the address data to the issuing bank who will then match that data with the address data they have on document for that card. The installment portal will then send back some codes to tell you regardless of whether the AVS was a match. That can be checked by Magento Anti Fraud Extension. <br /> When this process is finished, you will get an AVS code that tells you how well the address coordinated the bank's records. On the off chance that you get an AVS code demonstrating that the address and/or zip code don't coordinate, it is dependent upon you to choose whether you wish to acknowledge the risk and ship the goods to the customer. <br /> <br /> To get more information thorugh <b><a rel="nofollow" href="http://pc2.magextensions.net/magento-extensions/custom-contact-forms.html">Magento Contact Forms</a></b>.</div>

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