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What opting out of FraudSight means for you
What opting out of FraudSight means for you
Increased exposure to fraud and chargebacks
If your business is flagged as an easy target, it can become more vulnerable to chargeback abuse.
Potential penalties from card networks
Card networks often penalise merchants with fees or can terminate processing privileges.
Lower approval rates for legitimate transactions
Legitimate customers are often mistaken for fraudsters, causing spikes in false declines.
A degraded experience for your real customers
Friction from being flagged can cause existing customers to abandon the platform entirely.
*Performance Context: The data and trends presented here are based on Global Payments analysis of a specific merchant cohort and reflect the unique characteristics, transaction patterns, and fraud profiles of that portfolio. These results may not be representative of outcomes for other merchants. We share these insights to illustrate how FraudSight has performed in this context; however, each business has its own risk environment. The effectiveness and results of the FraudSight service may vary based on factors unique to each merchant’s business, transaction characteristics, operating environment, and risk profile. You should evaluate your own security posture and consult with your internal security team or external security provider to determine the most appropriate fraud prevention strategy for your organization. Global Payments makes no representations, warranties, or guarantees that the FraudSight product will detect, prevent, or mitigate, or eliminate fraudulent activity, chargebacks, disputes, or fraud-related losses.