Delegated authentication
DDelegated authentication explained: how trusted third parties authenticate customers, where it fits with SCA and OAuth, ...
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3DS is an authorization tool. Most of the industry just doesn't know it yet
The payments industry built EMV 3DS to prevent fraud. It succeeded, and in doing so, created a data-sharing channel capable of solving an even larger commercial problem.
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Commerce Signals
CLearn what Commerce Signals are, how they support agentic commerce, payment authorization, dispute resolution, and ...
Merchant Impersonation and Fraudulent Storefronts
MLearn how merchant impersonation and fraudulent storefronts work, the risks they create, and how financial institutions ...
AI agents
ALearn what AI agents are, how agentic commerce works, and why identity, delegated authority, intent and fraud controls ...
Delegate authorization
DLearn how users delegate authority to AI agents through consent, scoped permissions, authentication, policy controls, ...
Dynamic Risk Assessment
DLearn how dynamic risk assessment uses real-time behavior, device, and transaction signals to guide authentication and ...
Merchant-initiated transactions (MIT)
MLearn what merchant-initiated transactions (MITs) are, how they differ from customer-initiated payments, common MIT ...
Payee-Initiated Transactions
PLearn what payee-initiated transactions are, how mandates and recurring payments work, and when PSD2 strong customer ...
Verifiable intent
VLearn how verifiable intent links user instructions, identity and agentic payments with cryptographic evidence to ...
User intent
UDiscover the importance of user intent in digital banking, focusing on preserving customer intent, preventing fraud, ...
Step-up authentication
SStep up authentication adds extra identity checks for higher risk actions. Learn how it works, why banks use it, and ...
Trusted agent
TLearn what a trusted agent is, how delegated AI authority works, and why identity, consent, and audit controls matter ...
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