Julia Kagan is a financial/consumer journalist and former senior editor, personal finance, of Investopedia. Erik Isakson / Getty Images Card-not-present fraud is a type of credit card scam in ...

Card present transactions are done in-person with a merchant, such as at a supermarket or retail store. A card-not-present (CNP) transaction is anything that isn’t done at a POS or card reader.

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Ever since the card industry launched technology that lets merchants process transactions through an off-the-shelf mobile ...

High-risk merchants can reduce CNP declines and fraud with smart routing, adaptive retry logic, and real-time risk scoring to ...

As this trend of internet and phone shopping keeps growing, so-called “card-not-present” (CNP) shopping activity (which are transactions where you don’t physically swipe your credit card ...

This is part of the reason merchants pay more in swipe fees to accept card-not-present transactions. Considering this risk — and because they can’t see your card — merchants involved in ...

This feature adds an extra layer of protection in online and card-not-present transactions by preventing the physical card's information from being exposed by a data breach. CNBC Select explains ...

For example, interchange fees are higher for transactions in which the card owner is not present to swipe the card, such as for e-commerce transactions, because this circumstance poses a higher ...