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The organization known as the Anti-Phishing Working Group announced that in the last three months, there was a 22% decrease in phishing websites in comparison with the last six months.

Netcom PaySystem, a well-known provider in the merchant payment service industry, is pleased to announce that it has recently partnered with a leading POS solutions provider, Mynt. This new partnership will allow Netcom PaySystem to offer merchants everything they need for Retail Point-of-Sale! Designed to make merchant's life easy, the system comes with the all the items and services needed to process a transaction right out of the box!

Uber has a very easy transaction process and fast localization that attracts many consumers. ACL Services Ltd. recently found a way to take advantage of cloud-based apps by visualizing all the small details that lead to fraud involved in service app experiences.

Merchants no longer want to feel confused when processing transactions. What they demand, more than anything, is knowledge. Knowledge on how the transaction mysteries actually work.

By now everyone knows how fraudulent transactions have become one of the biggest and most annoying plague of the transactions world. For decades' merchants large or small, have been trying to combat these scammers with no results, and their appearance in the market is way too numerous to be eliminated. The absolute worst part is that most criminals do not discriminate when it comes to pulling off their dirty tricks. At times, they can target huge merchants such as Amazon or small businesses that are just getting started.

It was something that was bound to happen. The battle between merchants and major card brands has been building up for months now, with each new situation leading up to the heated climax on Thursday, when an advocacy group for big-box retailers condemned that a new twist on network rules was ruining the progress of mobile payments.

In this day and age, it is not as easy to build a strong and very stable group of customers as it once was. Society has changed, our means of communication have changed, and the complex relationships between provider and consumer have also changed drastically.

Following the steps of Visa, Mastercard Inc. is releasing on Monday a new policy aimed at speeding up the testing and certification of EMV chip card terminals at U.S merchant locations.