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Mastercard has unveiled a new approach to identify compromised payment cards, leveraging a combination of generative artificial intelligence and graph technology. The company reports that this method ...

“Until now fraudsters may have thought they were operating in obscurity, seeking to launder the card details of millions of unsuspecting victims,” Johan Gerber, Mastercard’s executive vice president ...

For Visa and rival Mastercard, fighting the explosion of fraud attempts is both a big expense–and an opportunity for profit. Visa’s Cyber Fusion Center in Ashburn, Virginia is so secure that Michael ...

Greg Ulrich, Chief AI and Data Officer at Mastercard, speaks during a fireside chat at VB Transform 2026 in Menlo Park. Image credit: Michael O'Donnell Photography. Every time a Mastercard gets tapped ...

Whether it’s fake delivery texts, fraudulent online storefronts, or criminals using AI-cloned voices to fool your bank’s phone security systems, fraudsters are getting more sophisticated—and bolder.

The partnership combines Mastercard’s identity verification and fraud prevention tools with Experian Ascend Platform to accelerate decisioning and improve customer satisfaction A key feature in ...

From car insurance to candy, and books to booking vacations, we spend increasing amounts of time and money on the internet. But the risks associated with transacting more and more of our lives in the ...

For instance, Mastercard’s network processes roughly 160 billion transactions a year, and experiences surges of 70,000 transactions a second during peak periods (like the December holiday rush).

Mastercard is rolling out its First-Party Trust program in Asia Pacific as chargebacks tied to friendly fraud continue to grow. The move comes after the program’s launch in the US and will also cover ...

Fraudsters are counting on a common everyday headache to cover their tracks. Scammers have found a way to hide their credit ...