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Tokenization: Savior or Hidden Menace?

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27 points by dharan22 3 years ago · 6 comments

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NavyG 3 years ago

How can the network be allowed to still process transactions on you card after expiry? There must be some additional step involved

zamnos 3 years ago

https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https:...

nakulkothari 3 years ago

Given tokenization is useful for merchants, does it come at an added cost (over & above the usual Stripe charges)? Would the added cost offset the chargeback costs that companies usually face?

  • zamnos 3 years ago

    It exposes you (the merchant) to PCI auditing requirements (which isn't mentioned once in the article‽) far in excess of what you'd get if you just used the vendor (be it Stripe or Adyen or Square or Paypal or whomever your payments process is)'s tokenization. You don't really want that. It's a total distraction and bunch of noise if your core competency isn't payments processing.

    Doing your own tokenization isn't going to shield you from chargebacks or their costs.

  • dharan22OP 3 years ago

    VISA is incentivizing the adoption of network tokenization by charging 10 Bps higher for Card-not-present transactions NOT using network tokens https://usa.visa.com/content/dam/VCOM/download/merchants/vis...

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