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European Banking Authority security proposals could increase cart abandonment – Visa

Friday 25 November 2016 09:51 CET | News

The European Banking Authority (EBA) has proposed new additional authentication processes at online checkout that might lead to an increased abandoned shopping carts, according to Visa.

The EBA proposal means implementation of Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) for transactions over EUR 10 (USD 10.60). By introducing security checks, such as password entry or use of a card reader, online and mobile checkout could encumber customers to finalise purchases.

According to research by Visa, the changes could impact as much as EUR 6 billion (USD 6.3 billion) in transactions across Europe as 95% of Europeans currently spend more than EUR 10 online. Cart abandonment would increase as more than half of consumers said they would abandon purchases if more steps were added to checkout.


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