The San Francisco-based payments giant said blocked transactions in the US were up more than 450% year-on-year in December, according to figures shared with Bloomberg News.
Globally over the whole year, Visa said it blocked $40 billion-worth of suspected fraud, nearly double the $23 billion seen in the year before.
“The security trends over the past few years show that the nature of fraud and cybercrime is ever shifting, much like squeezing a balloon,” said Michael ...
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