Payment Transaction Fraud Among Key Risks to Business Operations – and Reputation
Key findings included that 88% said their organizations had at least one payment transaction fraud in the past two years, while 76% of respondents say it took more than a month to more than a year to discover and remediate these incidents.
- Key findings included that 88% said their organizations had at least one payment transaction fraud in the past two years, while 76% of respondents say it took more than a month to more than a year to discover and remediate these incidents.
- Beyond losing capital, the number one negative consequence following a fraud incident is reputational damage with business partners and consumers, with 60% of survey respondents reporting a hit to their reputation and brand.
- Transaction fraud not only affects the financial well-being of businesses, but also damages their reputation, erodes public confidence, and can result in costly regulatory scrutiny.
- Additionally, recovering from fraud requires significant time and resources that could otherwise be allocated toward growing the business.