Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans
Scramcard, a startup founded by former Westpac chief security officer Simon Hewitt, wants to solve credit card fraud – with something that looks like a credit card. Credit and debit card fraud cost banks and businesses over $16.31 billion globally last year. Banks absorbed 62% of the losses and merchants the other 38%. As payment fraud becomes more sophisticated, annual worldwide losses are projected to top $35.5 billion per year by 2020, with total losses amounting to $183.29 billion from 2015–2020, according to a recent Nilson Report. Scramcard’s answer is a credit card with a keypad on it. Instead of carrying around your cards and putting them into possibly infected terminals, you connect them to your Scramcard account and use that instead. Source: http://www.businessinsider.com.au/this-fintech-startup-has-a-solution-to-credit-card-fraud-2015-12
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