The Rising Demand for eCommerce Fraud Prevention Solutions: Key Trends in 2025
QKS Group Projects Above-Average CAGR for eCommerce
Fraud Prevention Market in Asia (Excluding Japan and China) by 2028.
QKS Group forecasts robust growth for the eCommerce Fraud
Prevention Solution market in Asia (excluding Japan and China), with the market
expected to register an above-average compound annual growth rate (CAGR) by
2028. The region is poised for significant advancements, driven by evolving
regulatory standards and rapid adoption of cutting-edge technologies.
Increasing investments in AI and machine learning-based
fraud prevention tools are anticipated to enhance the precision and
responsiveness of fraud detection systems. As regulatory authorities implement
more stringent compliance measures, organizations will be compelled to deploy
more advanced fraud management platforms. This dynamic environment is expected
to stimulate continuous innovation, positioning Asia as a strategic region in
the global effort to strengthen eCommerce security and mitigate fraud risks.
Key Questions Addressed in This Study:
What is the current competitive landscape of the
eCommerce Fraud Prevention market in Asia (excluding Japan and China), and how
is it expected to evolve?
What competitive dynamics will shape the market across
this region by 2028?
How will vendors position their offerings across
different customer segments, from small and medium businesses (SMBs) to large
enterprises?
What will be the market outlook for cloud-based vs.
on-premises solutions by 2028?
What are the strengths and challenges of vendors
operating in the region?
What are the projected market trends across key
industries, and which competitive factors will influence vendor positioning?
Strategic Market Insights
QKS Group defines eCommerce
Fraud Prevention Solutions as:
A comprehensive framework designed to enable eCommerce
businesses and payment providers to identify and block high-risk transactions.
These solutions leverage AI-powered machine learning algorithms, rule-based
logic, and automation to evaluate the fraud risk of transactions in real-time,
thereby minimizing financial losses and improving organizational profitability.
Vendors covered in this Study:
ACI Worldwide, Accertify, Bolt, BPC, ClearSale,
Cybersource, Ekata, Forter, Fraudlabs Pro, Kount, LexisNexis Risk Solutions,
NoFraud, Ravelin Technology, Riskified, Sift and Signifyd.
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