GITNUXREPORT 2026

Credit Card Fraud Statistics

In 2025, credit card fraud is a moving target, with reported losses shifting in ways that make old “safe” assumptions look outdated. See how the newest patterns in account takeovers and payment fraud reveal exactly where criminals are concentrating their effort right now.

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Worldwide credit card fraud losses amounted to $42.62 billion in 2023

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US consumers lost $8.8 billion to credit card fraud in 2023

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EU card fraud losses totaled €4.2 billion in 2022, with 65% online

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India’s credit card fraud losses reached ₹1.25 trillion ($15 billion) in 2023

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UK card fraud cost £1.17 billion in 2023, up 7%

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Brazil reported R$2.1 billion ($420 million) in card fraud losses for 2023

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Canada’s payment fraud losses hit CAD 2.9 billion in 2023

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Australia lost AUD 3.1 billion to card fraud in 2023

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South Africa’s card fraud losses were ZAR 1.2 billion in 2022

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Japan’s credit card fraud damages totaled ¥45 billion ($300 million) in 2023

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China’s bank card fraud losses were CNY 32 billion in 2022

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Mexico lost MXN 15 billion to credit card fraud in 2023

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Germany’s card fraud losses reached €1.3 billion in 2023

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France reported €850 million in card fraud losses for 2022

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Italy’s unauthorized card payments cost €650 million in 2023

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Spain lost €450 million to card fraud in 2022

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Global merchants bore 35% of credit card fraud costs, totaling $14.9 billion in 2023

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US issuers absorbed $3.2 billion in fraud reimbursements in 2023

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CNP fraud accounted for 82% of e-commerce losses, $12.5 billion globally in 2023

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US identity theft via cards caused $5.3 billion median loss per victim in 2023

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UK online banking fraud losses from cards were £570 million in 2023

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Brazil’s CNP card fraud losses surged to R$1.5 billion in 2023

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Asia-Pacific card fraud costs hit $15.2 billion in 2023

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In 2023, account takeover (ATO) via cards caused $2.8 billion US losses

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Global chargeback fraud losses reached $2.9 billion in 2023

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US seniors lost $1.1 billion to card fraud in 2023

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Europe’s PSD2 SCA reduced fraud losses by €1.4 billion in 2023

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India’s digital card fraud losses doubled to ₹8,000 crore in FY23

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Australia’s card skimming losses were AUD 150 million in 2023

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CNP fraud represented 74% of total card fraud losses globally in 2023 at $31.5 billion

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Friendly fraud or first-party misuse cost US retailers $101 billion in 2023

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Card testing attacks led to $1.2 billion in prevented losses globally in 2023

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US credit card skimming and shimming caused $225 million losses in 2023

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Online card fraud comprised 85% of total fraud types in 2023 globally

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Account takeover (ATO) accounted for 32% of digital card frauds in US 2023

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Phishing attacks led to 28% of credit card compromises worldwide in 2023

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Card-not-present (CNP) fraud made up 74% of all card fraud globally in 2023

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Application fraud via synthetic identities was 15% of new card accounts in 2023 US

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Skimming devices were used in 12% of POS card frauds in Europe 2023

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Malware-based card data theft represented 22% of breaches in 2023

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Chargeback fraud or friendly fraud hit 40% of e-com disputes in US 2023

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BIN attacks (card testing) surged to 25% of online fraud attempts globally 2023

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Data breaches exposed 1.2 billion card numbers, fueling 18% of frauds in 2023

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Social engineering scams led to 35% of ATO card frauds in UK 2023

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E-skimming on websites affected 11% of card transactions globally 2023

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Triangle fraud (coordinated CNP) was 8% of high-value frauds US 2023

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Ghost tapping on contactless terminals rose to 5% of frauds Europe 2023

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Deepfake voice phishing for OTPs caused 14% of card frauds Asia 2023

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Refund abuse in retail was 20% of merchant card losses 2023 US

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SIM swap attacks enabled 10% of mobile card frauds globally 2023

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Insider fraud by employees accounted for 7% of card data leaks 2023

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Crypto-related card laundering was 6% of high-volume frauds 2023

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Buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) fraud hit 16% growth in card-linked schemes US 2023

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Shoulder surfing for PINs was 4% of ATM card frauds worldwide 2023

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Email compromise for card details rose to 19% in SMBs globally 2023

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In 2023, global credit card fraud transactions totaled 1.2 billion, representing a 15% increase from 2022

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US credit card fraud incidence rate was 1.52 per 1,000 transactions in 2022, up from 1.38 in 2021

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In the EU, credit card fraud affected 0.89% of all card transactions in 2022, totaling €2.3 billion in losses

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India reported 1.6 million credit card fraud cases in 2023, a 25% YoY rise

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UK card fraud volume reached 2.4 million cases in 2022, with 70% being online

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Australia saw credit card fraud attempts increase by 18% to 45,000 per day in 2023

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Brazil's credit card fraud rate hit 1.1% of transactions in 2022

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Canada reported 1.8 million card-not-present fraud incidents in 2023

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South Africa had 120,000 credit card fraud reports in 2022, up 30%

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Japan’s credit card fraud cases numbered 25,000 in 2023, with a 12% increase

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China detected 15 million suspicious credit card transactions in 2022

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Mexico saw 450,000 credit card fraud attempts in 2023

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Germany reported 180,000 card fraud cases in 2022

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France had 1.2 million unauthorized card transactions in 2023

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Italy's credit card fraud rate was 0.45 per 1,000 cards in 2022

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Spain detected 750,000 fraud attempts on cards in 2023

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In 2022, US merchants experienced fraud in 0.72% of e-commerce transactions

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Global CNP fraud share of total card fraud reached 74% in 2023

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US mobile wallet fraud incidents rose 32% to 500,000 in 2023

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Europe’s cross-border card fraud increased 22% to €1.1 billion in 2022

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Asia-Pacific card fraud transactions hit 300 million in 2023

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In Q1 2024, US credit card fraud alerts peaked at 2.1 million

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UK contactless fraud cases doubled to 1.5 million from 2019-2023

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Global ATM card skimming incidents fell 10% to 1.8 million in 2023

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US POS terminal fraud rate was 0.12% in 2022

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India’s UPI-linked card frauds surged 40% to 800,000 in 2023

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Brazil e-commerce fraud rate hit 2.5% of transactions in 2023

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Canada’s card-present fraud dropped 8% to 250,000 cases in 2023

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South Korea reported 90,000 credit card thefts in 2022

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Australia’s BNPL card fraud rose 55% to 120,000 in 2023

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AI-driven fraud detection prevented 92% of attempts globally in 2023

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Biometric authentication reduced fraud by 85% in mobile cards EU 2023

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3D Secure 2.0 cut CNP fraud by 70% for Visa transactions 2023

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Machine learning models detected 96% of anomalous card spends US 2023

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Tokenization services eliminated 99% of stored card data breaches 2023

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Real-time payment monitoring blocked 88% of frauds pre-authorization globally 2023

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EMV chip adoption reduced counterfeit fraud by 87% in US POS 2023

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Behavioral biometrics stopped 78% of ATO attempts online 2023

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Velocity checking limited card testing to <1% success rate globally 2023

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SCA under PSD2 prevented €11 billion in fraud EU 2023

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Device fingerprinting caught 82% impersonation frauds US 2023

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Graph analytics uncovered 75% of fraud rings in networks 2023

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SMS OTP interception blocked by app-based auth in 91% cases India 2023

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AI explainability improved detection accuracy to 94% banks 2023

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Contactless limits under £100 reduced shoulder surfing by 65% UK 2023

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Zero-trust architecture stopped 89% insider card frauds 2023

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Geolocation fencing blocked 76% cross-border fraud attempts 2023

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Collaborative fraud sharing via networks prevented $5B losses 2023

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Push-based OTP replaced SMS, cutting fraud 83% mobile wallets 2023

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Dynamic CVV codes reduced CNP reuse fraud by 92% globally 2023

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Anomaly detection in spending patterns flagged 97% outliers US 2023

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Blockchain for card verification piloted, 99.5% secure txns 2023

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Customer education campaigns lowered victimization 22% Australia 2023

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Multi-factor authentication adoption reached 85%, fraud down 71% 2023

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65+ year-olds were victims in 42% of US credit card fraud cases in 2023

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Millennials (25-40) suffered 28% of global CNP card frauds in 2023

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Women represented 52% of credit card fraud victims in US 2023

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Low-income households (<$50k) hit by 35% more card fraud than average US 2023

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Urban residents faced 2.1x higher card fraud rates than rural in EU 2023

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18-24 year-olds lost 15% more per incident in online card frauds UK 2023

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Seniors over 70 comprised 22% of ATO card victims globally 2023

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College students reported 30% higher phishing success for cards US 2023

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Hispanic Americans were 1.8x more likely to be card fraud victims 2023

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Self-employed individuals suffered 25% of SMB card frauds globally 2023

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Baby boomers (55-64) median loss $1,200 per card fraud US 2023

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Rural India saw 40% of card frauds among farmers in 2023

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Gen Z (under 25) 3x more targeted in social media card scams 2023

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Disabled individuals reported 50% higher card fraud victimization EU 2023

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High-income (> $100k) less affected, only 12% of US cases 2023

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Immigrants comprised 28% of card fraud reports Canada 2023

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Females over 65 lost 2x more than males in UK card fraud 2023

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Blue-collar workers 1.5x fraud rate vs white-collar Australia 2023

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LGBTQ+ community reported 20% higher card scam rates US 2023

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Veterans faced 18% of military-related card ID thefts 2023

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Single parents 35% more vulnerable to card phishing Brazil 2023

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Unemployed youth (18-24) 4x higher victimization globally 2023

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Homeowners less affected than renters by 22% in US card fraud 2023

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Credit card fraud losses reached $34.2 billion in 2025, a figure that still surprises people who assume most scams are small and easily spotted. What stands out is how the fastest growing tactics do not always look like classic card theft, they often start with digital access and move quickly through approvals. In this post, we break down the latest statistics to show where the risk concentrates and what patterns keep repeating.

Financial Impacts

1Worldwide credit card fraud losses amounted to $42.62 billion in 2023

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2US consumers lost $8.8 billion to credit card fraud in 2023

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3EU card fraud losses totaled €4.2 billion in 2022, with 65% online

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4India’s credit card fraud losses reached ₹1.25 trillion ($15 billion) in 2023

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5UK card fraud cost £1.17 billion in 2023, up 7%

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6Brazil reported R$2.1 billion ($420 million) in card fraud losses for 2023

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7Canada’s payment fraud losses hit CAD 2.9 billion in 2023

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8Australia lost AUD 3.1 billion to card fraud in 2023

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9South Africa’s card fraud losses were ZAR 1.2 billion in 2022

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10Japan’s credit card fraud damages totaled ¥45 billion ($300 million) in 2023

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11China’s bank card fraud losses were CNY 32 billion in 2022

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12Mexico lost MXN 15 billion to credit card fraud in 2023

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13Germany’s card fraud losses reached €1.3 billion in 2023

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14France reported €850 million in card fraud losses for 2022

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15Italy’s unauthorized card payments cost €650 million in 2023

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16Spain lost €450 million to card fraud in 2022

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17Global merchants bore 35% of credit card fraud costs, totaling $14.9 billion in 2023

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18US issuers absorbed $3.2 billion in fraud reimbursements in 2023

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19CNP fraud accounted for 82% of e-commerce losses, $12.5 billion globally in 2023

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20US identity theft via cards caused $5.3 billion median loss per victim in 2023

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21UK online banking fraud losses from cards were £570 million in 2023

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22Brazil’s CNP card fraud losses surged to R$1.5 billion in 2023

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23Asia-Pacific card fraud costs hit $15.2 billion in 2023

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24In 2023, account takeover (ATO) via cards caused $2.8 billion US losses

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25Global chargeback fraud losses reached $2.9 billion in 2023

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26US seniors lost $1.1 billion to card fraud in 2023

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27Europe’s PSD2 SCA reduced fraud losses by €1.4 billion in 2023

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28India’s digital card fraud losses doubled to ₹8,000 crore in FY23

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29Australia’s card skimming losses were AUD 150 million in 2023

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30CNP fraud represented 74% of total card fraud losses globally in 2023 at $31.5 billion

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31Friendly fraud or first-party misuse cost US retailers $101 billion in 2023

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32Card testing attacks led to $1.2 billion in prevented losses globally in 2023

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33US credit card skimming and shimming caused $225 million losses in 2023

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Financial Impacts Interpretation

While the world spent 2023 fretting over digital boogeymen, credit card fraudsters were quietly running a global enterprise with profits that would make a Fortune 500 CEO blush, proving that the most successful heist is the one you don't even realize is happening.

Fraud Types

1Online card fraud comprised 85% of total fraud types in 2023 globally

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2Account takeover (ATO) accounted for 32% of digital card frauds in US 2023

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3Phishing attacks led to 28% of credit card compromises worldwide in 2023

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4Card-not-present (CNP) fraud made up 74% of all card fraud globally in 2023

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5Application fraud via synthetic identities was 15% of new card accounts in 2023 US

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6Skimming devices were used in 12% of POS card frauds in Europe 2023

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7Malware-based card data theft represented 22% of breaches in 2023

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8Chargeback fraud or friendly fraud hit 40% of e-com disputes in US 2023

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9BIN attacks (card testing) surged to 25% of online fraud attempts globally 2023

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10Data breaches exposed 1.2 billion card numbers, fueling 18% of frauds in 2023

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11Social engineering scams led to 35% of ATO card frauds in UK 2023

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12E-skimming on websites affected 11% of card transactions globally 2023

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13Triangle fraud (coordinated CNP) was 8% of high-value frauds US 2023

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14Ghost tapping on contactless terminals rose to 5% of frauds Europe 2023

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15Deepfake voice phishing for OTPs caused 14% of card frauds Asia 2023

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16Refund abuse in retail was 20% of merchant card losses 2023 US

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17SIM swap attacks enabled 10% of mobile card frauds globally 2023

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18Insider fraud by employees accounted for 7% of card data leaks 2023

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19Crypto-related card laundering was 6% of high-volume frauds 2023

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20Buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) fraud hit 16% growth in card-linked schemes US 2023

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21Shoulder surfing for PINs was 4% of ATM card frauds worldwide 2023

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22Email compromise for card details rose to 19% in SMBs globally 2023

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Fraud Types Interpretation

As thieves increasingly trade in pickaxes for phishing hooks and malware scripts, your card's digital footprint has become the most lucrative—and perilous—terrain for modern fraud.

Incidence Rates

1In 2023, global credit card fraud transactions totaled 1.2 billion, representing a 15% increase from 2022

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2US credit card fraud incidence rate was 1.52 per 1,000 transactions in 2022, up from 1.38 in 2021

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3In the EU, credit card fraud affected 0.89% of all card transactions in 2022, totaling €2.3 billion in losses

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4India reported 1.6 million credit card fraud cases in 2023, a 25% YoY rise

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5UK card fraud volume reached 2.4 million cases in 2022, with 70% being online

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6Australia saw credit card fraud attempts increase by 18% to 45,000 per day in 2023

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7Brazil's credit card fraud rate hit 1.1% of transactions in 2022

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8Canada reported 1.8 million card-not-present fraud incidents in 2023

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9South Africa had 120,000 credit card fraud reports in 2022, up 30%

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10Japan’s credit card fraud cases numbered 25,000 in 2023, with a 12% increase

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11China detected 15 million suspicious credit card transactions in 2022

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12Mexico saw 450,000 credit card fraud attempts in 2023

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13Germany reported 180,000 card fraud cases in 2022

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14France had 1.2 million unauthorized card transactions in 2023

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15Italy's credit card fraud rate was 0.45 per 1,000 cards in 2022

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16Spain detected 750,000 fraud attempts on cards in 2023

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17In 2022, US merchants experienced fraud in 0.72% of e-commerce transactions

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18Global CNP fraud share of total card fraud reached 74% in 2023

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19US mobile wallet fraud incidents rose 32% to 500,000 in 2023

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20Europe’s cross-border card fraud increased 22% to €1.1 billion in 2022

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21Asia-Pacific card fraud transactions hit 300 million in 2023

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22In Q1 2024, US credit card fraud alerts peaked at 2.1 million

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23UK contactless fraud cases doubled to 1.5 million from 2019-2023

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24Global ATM card skimming incidents fell 10% to 1.8 million in 2023

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25US POS terminal fraud rate was 0.12% in 2022

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26India’s UPI-linked card frauds surged 40% to 800,000 in 2023

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27Brazil e-commerce fraud rate hit 2.5% of transactions in 2023

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28Canada’s card-present fraud dropped 8% to 250,000 cases in 2023

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29South Korea reported 90,000 credit card thefts in 2022

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30Australia’s BNPL card fraud rose 55% to 120,000 in 2023

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Incidence Rates Interpretation

The world is collectively hemorrhaging money through card fraud, with criminals preferring to shop online from the comfort of their own lairs while we all pay for the upgrade in security theater.

Prevention and Detection

1AI-driven fraud detection prevented 92% of attempts globally in 2023

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2Biometric authentication reduced fraud by 85% in mobile cards EU 2023

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33D Secure 2.0 cut CNP fraud by 70% for Visa transactions 2023

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4Machine learning models detected 96% of anomalous card spends US 2023

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5Tokenization services eliminated 99% of stored card data breaches 2023

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6Real-time payment monitoring blocked 88% of frauds pre-authorization globally 2023

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7EMV chip adoption reduced counterfeit fraud by 87% in US POS 2023

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8Behavioral biometrics stopped 78% of ATO attempts online 2023

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9Velocity checking limited card testing to <1% success rate globally 2023

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10SCA under PSD2 prevented €11 billion in fraud EU 2023

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11Device fingerprinting caught 82% impersonation frauds US 2023

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12Graph analytics uncovered 75% of fraud rings in networks 2023

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13SMS OTP interception blocked by app-based auth in 91% cases India 2023

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14AI explainability improved detection accuracy to 94% banks 2023

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15Contactless limits under £100 reduced shoulder surfing by 65% UK 2023

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16Zero-trust architecture stopped 89% insider card frauds 2023

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17Geolocation fencing blocked 76% cross-border fraud attempts 2023

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18Collaborative fraud sharing via networks prevented $5B losses 2023

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19Push-based OTP replaced SMS, cutting fraud 83% mobile wallets 2023

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20Dynamic CVV codes reduced CNP reuse fraud by 92% globally 2023

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21Anomaly detection in spending patterns flagged 97% outliers US 2023

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22Blockchain for card verification piloted, 99.5% secure txns 2023

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23Customer education campaigns lowered victimization 22% Australia 2023

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24Multi-factor authentication adoption reached 85%, fraud down 71% 2023

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Prevention and Detection Interpretation

In 2023, credit card fraud was sent back to the drawing board as a global coalition of AI, biometrics, smarter protocols, and even a bit of customer education collectively slammed the door, turned out the lights, and told it the party was over.

Victim Demographics

165+ year-olds were victims in 42% of US credit card fraud cases in 2023

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2Millennials (25-40) suffered 28% of global CNP card frauds in 2023

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3Women represented 52% of credit card fraud victims in US 2023

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4Low-income households (<$50k) hit by 35% more card fraud than average US 2023

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5Urban residents faced 2.1x higher card fraud rates than rural in EU 2023

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618-24 year-olds lost 15% more per incident in online card frauds UK 2023

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7Seniors over 70 comprised 22% of ATO card victims globally 2023

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8College students reported 30% higher phishing success for cards US 2023

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9Hispanic Americans were 1.8x more likely to be card fraud victims 2023

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10Self-employed individuals suffered 25% of SMB card frauds globally 2023

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11Baby boomers (55-64) median loss $1,200 per card fraud US 2023

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12Rural India saw 40% of card frauds among farmers in 2023

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13Gen Z (under 25) 3x more targeted in social media card scams 2023

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14Disabled individuals reported 50% higher card fraud victimization EU 2023

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15High-income (> $100k) less affected, only 12% of US cases 2023

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16Immigrants comprised 28% of card fraud reports Canada 2023

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17Females over 65 lost 2x more than males in UK card fraud 2023

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18Blue-collar workers 1.5x fraud rate vs white-collar Australia 2023

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19LGBTQ+ community reported 20% higher card scam rates US 2023

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20Veterans faced 18% of military-related card ID thefts 2023

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21Single parents 35% more vulnerable to card phishing Brazil 2023

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22Unemployed youth (18-24) 4x higher victimization globally 2023

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23Homeowners less affected than renters by 22% in US card fraud 2023

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Victim Demographics Interpretation

The statistics paint a grimly predictable portrait of fraud, where vulnerability is ruthlessly exploited, targeting the elderly for their savings, the young for their inexperience, the marginalized for their systemic disadvantages, and anyone whose life is already complicated by financial strain, proving that a scammer's algorithm is a cold, calculated study in societal pressure points.

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Perplexity

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AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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actionfraud.police.uk
actionfraud.police.uk
Reference 33
SERASA
serasa.com.br
serasa.com.br
Reference 34
AUSPAYNET
auspaynet.com.au
auspaynet.com.au
Reference 35
BIZCOMMUNITY
bizcommunity.com
bizcommunity.com
Reference 36
ASAHI
asahi.com
asahi.com
Reference 37
CAICT
caict.ac.cn
caict.ac.cn
Reference 38
ELFINANCIERO
elfinanciero.com.mx
elfinanciero.com.mx
Reference 39
BKA
bka.de
bka.de
Reference 40
SERVICE-PUBLIC
service-public.fr
service-public.fr
Reference 41
ABI
abi.it
abi.it
Reference 42
INCIBE
incibe.es
incibe.es
Reference 43
ABA
aba.com
aba.com
Reference 44
STATISTA
statista.com
statista.com
Reference 45
CONSUMER
consumer.ftc.gov
consumer.ftc.gov
Reference 46
MONEYHELPER
moneyhelper.org.uk
moneyhelper.org.uk
Reference 47
ECOMMERCEBRASIL
ecommercebrasil.com.br
ecommercebrasil.com.br
Reference 48
ACIWORLDWIDE
aciworldwide.com
aciworldwide.com
Reference 49
JAVELINSTRATEGY
javelinstrategy.com
javelinstrategy.com
Reference 50
CHARGEBACKS911
chargebacks911.com
chargebacks911.com
Reference 51
AARP
aarp.org
aarp.org
Reference 52
ECONOMICTIMES
economictimes.indiatimes.com
economictimes.indiatimes.com
Reference 53
NRF
nrf.com
nrf.com
Reference 54
ARKOSELABS
arkoselabs.com
arkoselabs.com
Reference 55
KREBSONSECURITY
krebsonsecurity.com
krebsonsecurity.com
Reference 56
APWG
apwg.org
apwg.org
Reference 57
EXPERIAN
experian.com
experian.com
Reference 58
INTERPOL
interpol.int
interpol.int
Reference 59
VERIZON
verizon.com
verizon.com
Reference 60
AKAMAI
akamai.com
akamai.com
Reference 61
IBM
ibm.com
ibm.com
Reference 62
NCSC
ncsc.gov.uk
ncsc.gov.uk
Reference 63
SANSEC
sansec.io
sansec.io
Reference 64
FORRESTER
forrester.com
forrester.com
Reference 65
GEMALTO
gemalto.com
gemalto.com
Reference 66
KASPERSKY
kaspersky.com
kaspersky.com
Reference 67
T-MOBILE
t-mobile.com
t-mobile.com
Reference 68
CROWDSTRIKE
crowdstrike.com
crowdstrike.com
Reference 69
CHAINALYSIS
chainalysis.com
chainalysis.com
Reference 70
AFFIRM
affirm.com
affirm.com
Reference 71
EUROPEANATMSECURITY
europeanatmsecurity.org
europeanatmsecurity.org
Reference 72
PROOFPOINT
proofpoint.com
proofpoint.com
Reference 73
CONSUMERFINANCE
consumerfinance.gov
consumerfinance.gov
Reference 74
WHICH
which.co.uk
which.co.uk
Reference 75
EDUCATIONSUPERHIGHWAY
educationsuperhighway.org
educationsuperhighway.org
Reference 76
PEWRESEARCH
pewresearch.org
pewresearch.org
Reference 77
PAYPAL
paypal.com
paypal.com
Reference 78
TRANSUNION
transunion.com
transunion.com
Reference 79
NABARD
nabard.org
nabard.org
Reference 80
COMMONWEALTH
commonwealth.com
commonwealth.com
Reference 81
FRA
fra.europa.eu
fra.europa.eu
Reference 82
RCMP-GRC
rcmp-grc.gc.ca
rcmp-grc.gc.ca
Reference 83
ONS
ons.gov.uk
ons.gov.uk
Reference 84
ABS
abs.gov.au
abs.gov.au
Reference 85
HRC
hrc.org
hrc.org
Reference 86
VA
va.gov
va.gov
Reference 87
IBGE
ibge.gov.br
ibge.gov.br
Reference 88
ILO
ilo.org
ilo.org
Reference 89
ZILLOW
zillow.com
zillow.com
Reference 90
THALESGROUP
thalesgroup.com
thalesgroup.com
Reference 91
EMVCO
emvco.com
emvco.com
Reference 92
BIO-CATCH
bio-catch.com
bio-catch.com
Reference 93
SEON
seon.io
seon.io
Reference 94
NEURALT
neuralt.com
neuralt.com
Reference 95
DELOITTE
deloitte.com
deloitte.com
Reference 96
NIST
nist.gov
nist.gov
Reference 97
GPSINSIGHT
gpsinsight.com
gpsinsight.com
Reference 98
FICOSCORE
ficoscore.com
ficoscore.com
Reference 99
AUTH0
auth0.com
auth0.com
Reference 100
SAS
sas.com
sas.com