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3-D Secure, or 3DS and now 3DS2, continues to radically alter the payments process for organizations throughout the payments ecosystem.
Payments Orchestration combined with powerful 3DS technology can be used to perform Transaction Risk Analysis and increase the cardholder’s chances of a frictionless checkout experience. That means lower fraud, higher revenue, and happier customers.
Our team has collected a few key resources to help you as the deadline for 3DS2 quickly approaches.
Additional resources related to 3DS:
What is 3DS2? An updated explainer for 2020
3DS2 provides support for transactions across a wide variety of devices and reduces friction during the checkout process, leading to an improved customer experience and reduced shopping cart abandonment.
PAYMENTSfn Fireside Chat: How Retailer Arc'teryx Solved for 3DS
Andy Badke (Arc'teryx) and Daniel Pelegero (RPGC) discuss and answer questions about 3DS2 as well as provide the practical lessons learned as Arc'teryx addressed 3DS in their global online store.
How does browser-based authentication work for 3DS2?
The PSD2 deadline for Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) is fast approaching, and the new protocol addresses a market trend that has needed attention for quite some time now: authentication for mCommerce transactions. This authentication is something that was left out entirely in 3DS version one.
How Does Mobile Authentication Work for 3DS2?
We explore the impact 3DS2 is anticipated to have on the mobile payment experience.
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What are the main benefits of implementing 3DS2 with Payments Orchestration?
Implementing 3DS2 with Payments Orchestration enables Transaction Risk Analysis, resulting in lower fraud, higher revenue, and a frictionless checkout experience that reduces shopping cart abandonment and increases customer satisfaction.
What key improvement did 3DS2 make regarding mobile transactions compared to the original 3DS?
3DS2 added authentication support for mCommerce transactions, which was entirely left out in 3DS version one. It now provides browser-based and mobile authentication capabilities across a wide variety of devices.
Who shared practical lessons learned about implementing 3DS2 in a global online store?
Andy Badke from Arc'teryx and Daniel Pelegero from RPGC discussed and shared practical lessons learned as Arc'teryx addressed 3DS2 in their global online store during a PAYMENTSfn Fireside Chat.
