Acapture becomes signature member of the Merchant Risk Council

August 18, 2017 by
Jeroen Leenders

AcaptureAcapture, a global, data-driven omnichannel PSP, has recently become a member of the Merchant Risk Council (MRC). It joins a community of 450 companies from 30 countries committed to improving e-commerce payments and supporting risk management efforts. Acapture sees the opportunity to learn and better understand the main fraud and risk challenges that merchants are confronted with.

With Acapture joining the MRC community, merchant members will have access to its data-driven payments solutions designed to increase revenues through improved authorization rates, fraud reduction, checkout experience and customer journey insights with the help of data science. Next to these payment solutions, MRC merchants will benefit from the research that Acapture releases on a regular basis, examining commerce topics and trends.

“We’re delighted to become an MRC member.”, said Cheng Liem Li, CCO Acapture, “Joining this great community and working together with peers and merchants to push this exciting industry supports us in our pursuit of innovation and delivering custom machine learning products that can cater multiple e-commerce business models.”

Acapture’s latest research reports exploring either different e-commerce verticals, future trends in consumer behavior, regulatory changes or technology trends shaping the commerce industry are available on acapture.com.

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