Think of chargebacks as mechanisms to protect customers from unauthorized or fraudulent transactions. It spares customers from the trouble of contacting the merchant for a refund. Instead, they can approach their bank directly and request a reversal of the transaction. While this system ensures fair consumer protection, it has also led to unintended consequences for businesses in the form of Chargeback Fraud. In this blog, we dive deeper into what chargebacks are, different types of chargeback fraud, how to prevent them, and more.‍

In this blog, we dive deeper into what browser fingerprinting is, how it works, top 9 browser fingerprinting techniques, and more. Along with each browser fingerprinting technique, we also give a few use cases and ways to circumvent it.

KYC, or Know Your Customer, is essential for identity verification and fraud prevention. In this blog, we explore what is KYC, its role in compliance, and how the process differs for regulated businesses like banks and non-regulated entities like marketplaces.

In this Fraud Detection and Prevention guide, we talk about different types of fraud across industries, common challenges, the use of fraud analytics, and much more!

- Device ID is a unique identifier for each user device, allowing security teams to track it within their business networks. - It supports device-based authentication and access control to accurately distinguish between legitimate returning users and malicious devices. - Device ID is combined with other digital parameters, such as browser version, operating system, screen resolution, and installed fonts, to create a comprehensive digital fingerprint of a device. - Recognizing and analyzing fundamental device fingerprints can help prevent spoofing and fraud attempts. - Tracking Device ID without user consent has given rise to privacy, ethical, and legal concerns. - Regulations like the GDPR, CCPA, and ATT frameworks aim to build accountability and transparency in user data collection. Reliance on static or traditional Device IDs will reduce in the future.

In-app purchase fraud threatens gaming revenues and disrupts player experiences. Explore common methods like chargeback abuse, account takeovers, and collusion, alongside practical strategies to protect your IAP ecosystem and maintain trust.