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Sponsored by Vesta Corporation Online Fraud is Here - What’s Your Strategy?

Online Fraud is Here: What's Your Strategy?

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Sponsored by Vesta Corporation

Online Fraud is Here - What’s Your Strategy?

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About Vesta

Payment Expertise- $5 billion in transaction volume processed annually

- Over 20 years of experience processing digital

payments for global brands

Loss Prevention Expertise- Experts in high risk CNP transactions: ticketing,

mobile, virtual gift cards

- State of the art risk management evaluation platform

Leading comprehensive payment

gateway with proven fraud protection.

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Chris Uriarte

Chief Payments Officer

Leads development of global payments

products and services

American Express

VP & Head of Int’l Operations and Implementations– Chairman’s Award for Excellence

– Amex Pinnacle President’s Award

ReD Chief Technology Officer

– Led the company in product, research, development

and strategy growth to over 19 billion annual card

transactions

– Industry recognition

– InfoWorld Magazine CTO 20 Award

– Presented at countless industry conferences

and industry trade organizations

Online Digital Products

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What’s your Strategy?

Online Fraud is Here…

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Growth

Prevent Fraud, Increase Revenue

VulnerabilityHow business

processes & practices

influence digital product

fraud

SolutionsStrategies supporting

the digital lifestyle that

every retailer should

consider

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What is the Digital Experience?

55%of

U.S. adults

own smartphones

as of 2013

12

3

Ticket

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Consumer preferences

are changing and

demanding convenience

through digital products

Growth

$2B2013 eBook

(20% of all book

sales)

>$5B2014 Music

Download(39% of $15B

globally)

>$118B2014 Digital

Gift Cards(8x more than

2012)

$57B2013 Digital

content sales

globally

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Digital Gift Cards

• Part of overall payment strategy

• Increase in average spend

• Opens new shopping channels

• New customers

Opportunities

Challenges

• Immediacy of delivery

• Customer experience

• Must be mobile enabled

• Lack of detailed fraud and data elements

• Minimal purchase data elements

• High attack rate

• Ease of monetization

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Gift Card Growth

$-

$20.00

$40.00

$60.00

$80.00

$100.00

$120.00

$140.00

$160.00

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Gift card spend & eGifting spend ($Billions)

Source: CEB TowerGroup, “Gift Cards State of the Union 2013”

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Growth

Growth of eGift purchases

Growth of card-not-present purchases

Increase in fraud

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Vulnerability

600+Data breaches reported

in 2013

30% over 2012

Identify Theft Resource Center, “ITRC 2013 Breach List Tops 600”, Feb. 20, 2014

Cards affected by data

breaches in past year40+Million

Source: Bloomberg Business Week, Michael Riley, Ben Elgin, Dune Lawrence and Carol Matlack, Mar 13, 2014;

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Vulnerability

The fraudster’s price

for a stolen card’s data

$1

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Retailer Challenges

EMV Liability Shift

Fraud App / Acct Takeover

Counterfeit

Mail Nonreceipt

10%

30%

50%

70%

2001 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘08 ‘10 ‘11 2012

Card Fraud in U.K. 2001-12

Card-Not-Present

Source: UKPA

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Increased Complexity

Merchant Time to Assess Risk

10 mins 4 hr 24 hrs1 hr 48 hrs

Financial

Risk

High

Low

Laptops

Dog Supplies

Children’s ClotheseBooks

Physical Gift Cards

Watches

Virtual Gift Cards

Online Gaming

Travel

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Fraud Control Lifecycle

Time lag for solutions to take effect

Valu

e o

f fr

au

d

Time2006 2013

Familiarity with weaknesses and

technology increases fraud

Solutions implemented to reduce fraud

Fraud rises as new technologies are

cracked and new weaknesses found

New solution is implemented to

reduce fraudImplies

innovation

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How Fraudsters Turn Data into Dollars

1Obtain Stolen

Payment Data

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How Fraudsters Turn Data into Dollars

2Purchase

Digital

Products

Music Digital Goods

Online Gaming eBooks

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How Fraudsters Turn Data into Dollars

3Monetization of

Goods

Acquire

Product

Access

Sell Product

Access

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Finding Balance

• Guard retailer from high risk

of digital product fraud

without being at the cost of

lost sales or a good customer

experience

Objectives Challenges• Provide a low friction customer

experience

• High risk of immediate delivery

• Often high false positive rate

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Fraud Management

What’s Your Strategy?

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Digital Fraud Management

Complete

OutsourcingIn-House

• Increase resources

• Difficult to review

• Adds more third

party tools

Third-Party

Services• Create new segmentation

• Develop fraud strategies

• Increase out sort rate for

reviews

• Segment all digital products

to a third party

• Use service with option for

indemnifying transactions

• Form partner relationship

with vendor

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Criteria for Success

Complete

OutsourcingIn-House

• Use existing

resources and

systems

• Achieve same KPI

levels

• Same customer

experience

Third-Party

Services• Equal or better than

current in-house

• Achieve same KPI levels

or better

• Same customer

experience

• Equal or better than

current in-house

• Achieve same KPI levels

or better

• Same customer

experience

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Fraud Management

How did you determine your

strategy?

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Strategy Drivers

Customer driven

Too much fraud?

Stop selling the product!

Cost driven

Operationally driven

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• Customer experience is king

• Card-not-present transaction

• No physical address required for

delivery

• Instant delivery of product, that is

easy to monetize in a secondary

market

• Driving competitive growth as part of

an overall customer acquisition

strategy

• Traditional fraud prevention

solutions won’t work

Challenges of Digital Sales for

Online Retailers

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Measuring Success

Will this be your experience?

Authorization

Decline Rate

5% - 35%

Risk

Decline Rate

3% - 20%

Settlement

60% - 90%

Chargeback

Rate

0% - 1%

Net

Settlement

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Your Strategy: Assess, Plan & Execute

Assess the current state of your program• Will it provide the level of loss prevention for new digital products?

• Will it provide the highest level of customer experience? Equal to other products?

Plan• Can you segment payment and risk processing by SKU or other segmentation?

• Do you have segmented KPIs in place today?

• Standard ROI matrix or process? Decision threshold?

• If implementing an in-house solution do you have the resources?

Execute• Will you be able to implement and reach success milestones, KPIs?

• How will implementation impact current processes?

• Do you have the systems, training and people resources to reach your goals?

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