Friday, 7 June 2019

Online Payment For Secure Ecommerce Transactions



On the other hand, security related concern may likely to hinder the climb of online payment gateway market in coming years. In online payment method the enterprise and customers need to share their banking and cards details to the online payment companies to proceed for the transaction. While sharing the detail bank information is likely to lead security related issues. For instance, the mass cyber security theft happened in the central bank of Bangladesh. These are few key factors negatively impacting growth of the global online payment gateway market in coming years.
The report provides comprehensive analysis about the key players operating in the global online payment gateway market. Along with that the segmental and regional analysis of this market is also included in the research report. The report also offers changing competitive landscape of the global online payment gateway market.




From a geographical point of view, North America is likely to dominate the global online payment gateway market. The increasing reliance on the electronic mode of payment for numerous online modes of shopping is triggering growth of the North America online payment gateway market in coming years. 

Ecommerce Standard Could Reduce Shopping Carts

The best way to lose money is to make it difficult for people to give you their money. Yes, that’s painfully obvious, but it’s a lesson reinforced every day in commerce a lesson that holds true as more shopping goes online and becomes ever more mobile.

A new payment tool promises to ease a good deal of that friction. On Friday (June 7), EMVCo released its long anticipated EMV Secure Remote Commerce (SRC) Specification version 1.0. The specification is available for free public download from the EMVCo website. According to the secure payments enabling group, the “specification provides a foundation that will enable the processing of e-commerce transactions in a consistent, streamlined fashion across a variety of digital channels and devices, including smartphones, tablets, PCs and other connected devices.”



The specification offers a way around that by enabling consumers “to pay with their secure payment profile, anywhere they see the Secure Remote Commerce icon, resulting in a fast, consistent and trusted experience,” Visa stated via an analysis sent to PYMNTS. “Additionally, merchants could see lower rates of declined payments and fraud because issuers will be able to securely receive more data, such as device information, with tokenized SRC transactions to make better-informed decisions.”

According to Visa, while shoppers are migrating to websites, mobile phones and voice-activated devices, their buying experiences have been full of friction because they have to manually enter payment details. With SRC, consumer buying experiences online will be easier, faster and more secure. 


By developing a standards-based experience, Visa said it helps ensure that the key principles of choice, privacy and security are upheld throughout the payments ecosystem. What’s more, it said standardization also helps streamline digital payments, making them more consistent and reducing the friction that can lead to shopping cart abandonment.

Ecommerce Shopping Security Rules

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Retailers and payment processors including Amazon, Worldpay and Stripe are warning that billions of dollars of online purchases are at risk because of a lack of industry preparedness for new EU-wide security regulations. New rules requiring an extra level of verification for most online payments above €30, known as Strong Customer Authentication, are set to come into force in September.  

Part of the Second Payment Services Directive (PSD2), the rules were designed to reduce fraud but require substantial changes to processes and technology at retailers, banks and payment groups, as well as co-operation from tens of millions of consumers who remain largely unaware of the imminent changes. 

On the other hand, security related concern may likely to hinder the climb of online payment gateway market in coming years. In online payment method the enterprise and customers need to share their banking and cards details to the online payment companies to proceed for the transaction. While sharing the detail bank information is likely to lead security related issues. For instance, the mass cyber security theft happened in the central bank of Bangladesh. These are few key factors negatively impacting growth of the global online payment gateway market in coming years.

The report provides comprehensive analysis about the key players operating in the global online payment gateway market. Along with that the segmental and regional analysis of this market is also included in the research report. The report also offers changing competitive landscape of the global online payment gateway market.


The report also presents information about the key players operating in the global online payment gateway market. Some of the key players operating in the global online payment gateway market are eWAY AU, PesoPay, PayPal, Amazon Payment and Wirecard. The report presents insights about the major threats and opportunities witnessed by the global online payment gateway market.