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Dankort Secured by Nets

Susan Kaae
In 3D secure, Dankort Secured by Nets, Fraud, PSD2, SCA

Why are all webshops now suddenly having to implement 3D secure?

From September 14, 2019 an PSD2 rule will come into force, namely the Strong Customer Authentication or SCA. Back in 2015, the EU decided they wanted to implement initiatives, which would make it more difficult to commit fraud on someone else’s card. The SCA step means that you (as a card holder) will have to identify yourself with an extra step in a payment process. On practical terms that means 2 of 3 methods: Something you are (e.g. Touch ID, Face Detection, Iris Scan). Something you know (e.g. a static login/password or a PIN) Something you have (e.g., a card…

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Susan Kaae
In Dankort, Dankort Secured by Nets, eCommerce, Fees

New Dankort fees on eCommerce 1. February 2018

What changes? Nets has decided to change their Dankort fees to make it cheaper to accept Dankort for smaller payments. The changes will take place February 1st, 2018. The new fees will be: 0.54 kr. + 0.19% max. 2.50 kr. and the annual subscription will be raised from 1,000 to 1,100 kroner. The changes also include a change related to Dankort Secured By Nets – if you use “Dankort Secured By Nets”, an chargeback will be processed for free, but the price of 200 kr for a chargeback will be maintained if Dankort Secured by Nets is not used on…

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Susan Kaae
In Dankort Secured by Nets, eCommerce, Fraud

Dankort Secured by Nets – What is it?

Dankort Secured by Nets is the name of a new security measure on Dankort, which asks the customer / cardholder to enter an additional code that he / she receives on his mobile phone. Or as Nets itself writes: “Two factors (Dankort + phone number) that help reduce the risk of third-party abuse of your Dankort.” If you customer is in an area with my cellphone coverage, and therefore cannot receive an SMS, the customer is able to use NemId instead, allowing the transaction to be completed. Possibly your customers have already been registered via their bank (assuming the bank…

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