Fraud Controls

All of our eCommerce integrations include built-in, patent-pending tokenization technology.

According to an independent assessment by Coalfire, a cybersecurity and compliance firm, implementing our tokenization technology can reduce the PCI-DSS scope to the SAQ-A level, significantly lowering the effort and cost of PCI compliance validation.

AVS and CVV verification

We support the following fraud prevention features:

• Address verification service (AVS)
• Cardholder verification value (CVV)

The cardholder’s issuing bank provides these services, and when configured in the payment gateway, you can:

• Automatically reverse transactions that return specific AVS or CVV response codes.
• Improve transaction security and reduce manual fraud review.
• Qualify for lower interchange rates by including AVS and CVV data in your requests.

Here’s how to implement AVS and CVV checks:

1. Include avs and cvv fields in your transaction request payloads.
2. Configure gateway rules to handle undesired response codes.
3. Review response codes returned in the transaction response object.

You can find more details in implementation in our API reference documentation for request structure and valid AVS/CVV result codes.

Please contact our support team if you need help in configuring or managing these settings.