How To Prevent Fraud in Ecommerce

Make use of Address Verification System (AVS)
Address Verification System is fraud detecting tool being present in most payment gateways in Malaysia these days. It stores numeric parts of shipping address stored on customer’s credit card to the physical address on file at that particular credit card company. If any red flags are found, this kind of tools would instantly let you know about the incident and you can take certain actions from then on.
Set Up Limits
Based on data available, consider setting limits for total amount spent on your website in single day and/or total orders customers can make in over period of time. This can help you lose less in worst cases. You might be well aware about three or four digit security code on back of your credit card. What you might not know though would be the PCI rules preventing yourself from storing CVV along with other credit card information into database. It’s virtually impossible to crack CVV based on card holder’s name and card number unless someone physically steals credit card. Most payment gateways require CVV as a part of their payment procedure. Make use of them.
Update the System
Always prefer to have your payment gateway software up to date. These companies regularly update their code and integrate security patches to fight fraud and protect the users from new vulnerabilities along with latest malware and viruses. In addition to that, install high-quality anti-malware protectors and anti-virus software into your payment gateway system. Avoid using cracked version of anti-malware software as they are highly insufficient.
Domain Based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance (DMARC)
The most common type of frauds are email frauds. Sometimes they are easy to discover but hard to fight with. With that said, make use of DMARC technique to figure out fake emails and potential frauds. In addition to protecting your customers from clicking potentially damaging fraud links, email authentication can help you protect your business from misinterpreted. At the end, always prefer to do ongoing maintenance of your ecommerce platform and look for potential vulnerabilities if there are any. Don’t wait for your first fraud to happen. Figure out earlier and never let it happen.
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