The Fraud Prevention in Ecommerce Report 2022–2023 explores the evolving fraud landscape in digital commerce, with global e-commerce sales projected to reach $5.5T in 2022. Fraud losses are rising, expected to hit $206B by 2025, as scams like ATOs, gift card fraud, and FaaS become more sophisticated. The report emphasizes the need for AI-driven tools, behavioral analytics, biometrics, and flexible, low-friction prevention strategies. Economic instability and new payment trends (e.g., BNPL) increase vulnerabilities. Regulatory updates (e.g., PSD3), operational costs, and collaboration between merchants and issuers are also discussed as crucial to fraud mitigation​.

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