ACI Report Shows Card Fraud Gets Worse Over Time

ACI Report Shows Card Fraud Gets Worse Over Time

If that wasn’t enough, more than one in ten consumers admitted they lack the confidence in their financial institution to protect them against fraud. Payment fraud is a matter more consumers should be concerned about. A new report by ACI shows how nearly one in three consumers has dealt with card fraud over the past five years. There are alarming numbers, even though this is another clear example as to why Bitcoin is entirely different in a positive manner. The report published by ACI is not hinting at a positive future for payment card users around the world. Keeping in mind how almost....


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