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2023 was a battle for survival for South Africans - Vimarsana News

2023 was a battle for survival for South Africans

After the pandemic years, consumers looked forward to 2023, but they were mostly disappointed as their finances remained under strain.

'Black Friday Sale' online fraud didn't spare Pinoys - Vimarsana News

'Black Friday Sale' online fraud didn't spare Pinoys

ELECTRONIC commerce transactions made by Filipinos during this year’s Black Friday Sale were not marked safe from fraud, according to latest data from TransUnion LLC. Based on proprietary insights from the firm’s global device risk consortium, the analysis found that 12.8 percent of e-commerce transactions in the country between November…

Consumers still optimistic about finances despite challenges - Vimarsana News

Consumers still optimistic about finances despite challenges

Consumers who have secured debt, such as a bond or car financing, are more pessimistic about the next 12 months.

Digital fraud attempt rate in PHL insurance at 7.1% - Vimarsana News

Digital fraud attempt rate in PHL insurance at 7.1%

AS suspected global digital fraud was seen higher in the first half of 2023, a recently issued analysis by TransUnion LLC revealed that the insurance industry’s attempt rate was lower compared to its retail and video gaming industries. “When the consumer is located in the Philippines during the transaction, among…

Digital fraudsters targeting gaming in PH, report says - Vimarsana News

Digital fraudsters targeting gaming in PH, report says

As consumers and businesses continue to engage in commerce, fraudsters are increasingly using digital transactions for their own benefit, a new report said.