As the holiday season approaches, Veriff hosted a captivating webinar spotlighting the escalating fraud challenges faced by eCommerce platforms during Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Featuring insights from Chris Hooper, Veriff’s Director of Brand, and Vinny Gaglioti, a seasoned Solutions Engineer, the session provided actionable strategies for combating the dramatic surge in fraud that accompanies this festive shopping period.
Black Friday and Cyber Monday have evolved into global shopping phenomena, generating record-breaking sales each year.
Consumer behavior during the holiday season reflects the growing dominance of online shopping:
The holiday shopping rush is not just a boon for retailers but also a prime hunting ground for fraudsters. The webinar highlighted alarming trends:
In 2024, 82% of all fraud cases stemmed from impersonation, where fraudsters posed as legitimate users. This phenomenon now affects 1 in every 20 verifications. The eCommerce sector experiences the highest fraud rates across all industries, with 20% of sessions deemed fraudulent.
The financial toll on eCommerce platforms is staggering:
Veriff’s solutions are trusted by industry leaders in sectors like gaming, financial services, crypto, marketplaces, and mobility.
The experts emphasized adopting a multi-layered fraud prevention strategy to counter holiday fraud effectively. Key measures include:
As Black Friday looms closer, Veriff encourages businesses to prepare for the shopping frenzy by strengthening their fraud prevention strategies. For those eager to explore Veriff’s solutions, the platform offers a 15-day free trial, enabling businesses to test its features without commitment.
Missed the webinar? Don’t worry! The full session is available on demand. Stay tuned for our next webinar, where we’ll delve deeper into the holiday shopping trends and their implications for eCommerce.
Happy shopping – and stay vigilant!
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