In a world where instant payments are a competitive necessity, businesses processing cross-border transactions face a growing risk: fraud. From unauthorized push payment (APP) fraud to identity theft, companies dealing with international payments must navigate a landscape where traditional payment systems often fall short in security and efficiency.
A 2023 report by Juniper Research revealed that digital payment fraud reached $48 billion globally, with a significant portion stemming from vulnerabilities in traditional financial systems. Payment service providers (PSPs) and money transmitters processing high volumes of transactions are particularly exposed to threats, requiring innovative solutions to mitigate risks and enhance security.
How Traditional Payment Systems Create Risk
Legacy payment infrastructures such as SWIFT and ACH, which have long facilitated global transactions, are increasingly becoming prime targets for fraud due to their structural inefficiencies:
These inefficiencies not only elevate security risks but also increase operational costs, ultimately impacting a company's bottom line.
Blockchain & Stablecoins: A Safer Alternative for Businesses
Bitso Business: Enhancing Payment Security in Latin America and Beyond
For enterprises handling cross-border transactions, security and compliance are non-negotiable. Bitso Business provides a secure, efficient, and fully traceable payment infrastructure that enables PSPs and money transmitters to process payments with confidence.
As fraud tactics evolve, so must payment security strategies. Companies relying on traditional banking methods are at higher risk of security breaches and operational inefficiencies. By leveraging blockchain technology and stablecoins, businesses can mitigate risks while optimizing costs and transaction speed.
Is your company prepared for the next generation of secure cross-border payments? Learn more about how Bitso Business can help your enterprise navigate fraud risks while enhancing operational efficiency.