There are always
chances of fraud in card-not-present transactions, for the card holder is not
physically present and verification can’t be done. But thankfully, now it is
possible to identify fraud in most cases of card-not-present processing by
tracking card holders.
Tracking Card and Card Holder
Too many transactions made through the same account numbers are the first way to identify a fraud. If these account numbers
are in series and are pointing a particular location, it is possible that they
are generated using some software.
Another indicator is when excessive transactions done
through more than one cards are shipped to one single address. This maybe a
case of a set of card numbers or cards being stolen and used.
Frequent and multiple transactions done in a very short
period of time on just one card indicates fraud. Also so many frequent charges
on one account number must be because of someone trying to use a card to its
last limit quickly.
Multiple
account numbers and cards from a particular IP address is another indicator of
fraud.
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