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With WooCommerce’s rebrand to Woo, we released our latest updates with our new partnership with the top fraud prevention plugin, Anti-Fraud. Next, if you are researching alternative plugins for Token of Trust, Read ID, and Age Checker, you have found the ultimate answer.

Credit card fraud is still on the rise, and bad actors are shifting their strategy to automated bot attacks that target WooCommerce stores. If you have not experienced a carding attack, we will give you a brief overview of what happens and the impact on your business and bottom line.

We have updated our AI system to detect all identity documents with nearly every country supported and document type. The system is self-learning and constantly updated with support for any document your business collects.

Trust Swiftly recently encountered an uptick in the industry for chargebacks and fraud attacks. More consumers are interested in AI-related tools, which has created a market for cheaper subscription subscriptions. The bad actors are getting more advanced and collaborating extensively to widen their targets.

Recently the White House released a plan to stop the ongoing systemic fraud that many states and agencies faced these past few years. Covid allowed for an explosion in easy money through new programs that did little in due diligence.

Electronically prescribing drugs has increased steadily over the years but recently moved towards greater adoption with increased DEA guidance. COVID changed many aspects of identity proofing, and the need for electronic prescriptions skyrocketed. At the same time, the bad actors have seen new opportunities to exploit anything digital.

Many guides and references about Stripe Radar are damaging sales and conversions due to improper setup and configuration. Copying another businesses’ rules to your account is bound to end in more lost sales than if they were left alone. Instead, you need to selectively enable the rules that apply to your business and where they are seen to make an impact against fraud.

After releasing our WordPress WooCommerce plugin, we noticed an increase in signups for shops starting out on their fraud prevention journey. For those unfamiliar with Woocommerce, it can essentially turn any WordPress site into an eCommerce store like Shopify.

To stay ahead of fraudsters, it is always a good idea to check up on their latest techniques. A recent review of some fraud options reveals these bad actor businesses even further progress.

Every eCommerce shop deals with the eventual scenario of a risky customer order. There might be some red flags through past experiences, or another fraud tool alerts you about risky behavior. Usually, this happens because a customer’s velocity, IP, device, amount, or one of many other factors triggered a review for the order.