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  • Aug 5th, 2026

    The Payment Was Authorized. That Does Not Mean It Was Safe.

    Scams and social engineering are changing the fraud conversation because many harmful transactions are technically authorized by the customer. Payment companies need to understand the difference between valid credentials, customer consent, manipulation, merchant risk, and transaction safety.

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