Operational disruption from implementation is the biggest hurdle facing financial institutions and Fintech organizations looking to partner with third-party financial service providers for fraud and dispute management. Issuers often settle with the fraud and dispute solution offered by their current service provider, but these options are usually fragmented and outdated. Fraud and disputes are not service providers’ core business, so their “solutions” tend to depend heavily on the issuer’s internal IT resources. The unpleasant truth is that when issuers reluctantly select what is perceived to be the easiest option available through their providers, they are quickly inundated with long and costly implementation, preventing them from improving their current, manual process.
In a recent article highlighting the top five insights into today’s Fintech trends, Dilip Krishna, managing director and head of innovation for Deloitte & Touche LLP’s financial services businesses, noted, “Fintech and other emerging disruptive technologies generate excitement, but with the disruption comes changes to existing architecture and the creation of new implementation and deployment challenges […] We’re currently in the realist phase of ‘This is what these technologies can do. Now how do we incorporate them?’”
We identified common implementation challenges when incorporating chargeback management solutions and eliminated them with our automated, cloud-based technology. Our QFD™ software and fraud management AI, ARIA™ offer continued service before, during, and after onboarding to help teams avoid common implementation pitfalls when transitioning to our automated solutions.
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Cloud-Based Software
Quavo’s fraud and dispute management SaaS solutions are cloud-based, meaning that we don’t require on-premise installation. Being cloud-based makes our solutions entirely reusable and unlike any other chargeback management offering available in the industry.
The cloud eliminates the demand on your technical resources, preventing costly implementation and securing faster deployment times for issuers to quickly onboard automated fraud and dispute solutions.