Two-factor authentication is designed to reduce the £376m lost to fraud in 2020
Photograph: Prostock-studio/AlamyPhotograph: Prostock-studio/Alamyidentification checks when paying for purchases on the internetThe new Strong Customer Authentication requirements will change the way people confirm their identity when using their debit or credit cards to make online purchases, and are expected to lead to more card payments being declined.
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