Pressemitteilungen von Deutsche Card services GmbH

About Deutsche Card Services GmbH: Deutsche Card Services, a part of Deutsche Bank Group, broadens the range of cash management services offered by the Group’s Global Transaction Banking (“GTB”) department. The newly established company offers international one-stop full-service solutions for non-cash card payment transactions, including credit cards, Maestro, direct debiting and giropay. In doing so Deutsche Card Services relies on the proven experience and the well-established technical platform of Pago eTransaction Services. Proven risk minimization systems ensure that non-cash payment in e-commerce, in mail-order retailing and at the point of sale is easy, quick and secure. Unique online steering systems enable customers world-wide to monitor all of their transactions at any time. w ...

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• Deutsche Card Services acquiring platform meets PCI DSS requirements for the eighth time in a row
  Deutsche Card Services is the first European acquiring platform to receive the PCI Security Certificate eight times in a row. Once again, this certificate confirms that the Deutsche Bank subsidiary ensures the best possible protection against any misuse of sensitive data. The successful certification proves that the security is in line with the strict requirements of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), which is the benchmark for all organisations that process, store or t ...
  
  
• Security in European online retailing higher than ever
  COLOGNE, 17 February 2011 – Payment security in European online retailing is higher than ever. That is one of the results of the new E-Retail Report 2010 by Deutsche Card Services. The non-payment risk for the predominant payment method (credit card) dropped to a record low of 0.1725%. In other words: less than two out of 1000 transactions fail, according to the Deutsche Bank subsidiary’s figures. If online retailers use the 3-D Secure technology, the chargeback ratio even declines further, to l ...
  
  
• E-Commerce Report 2010: Brandenburg and Bavaria improve their position in the German online trade ranking lists most – Berlin remains at the top
  COLOGNE, 09 December 2010 – Brandenburg and Bavaria are the German federal states which have improved their ranking in German online trade most. That is one of the results of the E-Commerce Report 2010, which was recently published by Deutsche Card Services. For the first time ever, Brandenburg belongs to the top five states in online trade, and Bavaria climbed from rank 11 to rank 7. Bremen lost most, dropping from rank 4 to rank 11. Berlin remains the state with the highest e-commerce activity ...
  
  
• E-Commerce Report 2010: Fewer fraud attempts in online trade
  COLOGNE, 02 December 2010 – The number of fraud attempts in European online trade has declined slightly. This is one of the results of the recently published E-Commerce Report 2010 by Deutsche Card Services, which analyses purchasing and payment behaviour as well as non-payment risks on the basis of real-life transactions. In case of the most popular e-commerce payment method – the credit card – fewer chargebacks after a cardholder complaint were caused by fraud attempts. This is e ...
  
  
• E-Commerce Report 2010: Credit card the most popular payment method in German online trade for the first time
  COLOGNE, 23 November 2010 – For the first time, credit cards are the most popular payment method in German e-commerce. This is one of the results of the E-Commerce Report by Deutsche Card Services. German consumers use credit cards to pay for 38% of their purchases. In the preceding years, direct debits were the most popular payment method. The third place goes to giropay, a new payment method developed by the German credit institutions and based on the well-known online banking PIN and TAN pr ...
  
  
• E-Commerce Report 2010: Huge potential for German online trade
  COLOGNE, 11 November 2010 – According to the latest data compiled by Deutsche Card Services, the globalisation process offers huge development opportunities for German online trade. In its recently published E-Commerce Report 2010, the Deutsche Bank subsidiary shows that, while the international business of German online shops has increased slightly, it is still small in comparison to that of their competitors in other countries. The largest development opportunities exist in business with custo ...
  
  
• E-Commerce Report 2010: Online shoppers getting interested in minor goods
  COLOGNE, 03 November 2010 – Online shopping is becoming ever more attractive, not least for minor goods. The recently published E-Commerce Report 2010 by Deutsche Card Services shows that the average value of online purchases has dropped back to the level registered five years ago. However, as e-commerce is continuing to grow, the decline to EUR 65.35 does not translate into drastic sales losses, but reflects instead a change in consumers’ shopping behaviour. “Of course, the financial crisis ...
  
  
• Non-payment risk in European e-commerce has reached a record low
  New E-Commerce Report 2009 published by Deutsche Card Services offers useful information to avoid any non-payment risk ...
  
  
• Maestro and giropay win ground as payment methods in European e-commerce
  Cologne, 29 October 2009 – Modern payment methods are gaining ground in European e-commerce. While more than 80% of all purchases are still paid for by credit card, the market shares of Maestro and giropay have risen again. In fact, Maestro is on rank three of the preferred online payment methods in Europe. These are some of the results of the E-Commerce Report 2009, which was recently published by Deutsche Card Services. In contrast to other research, the study of the Deutsche Bank subsidiary o ...
  
  
• International e-commerce shops increasingly attractive for German customers
  New E-Commerce Report 2009 published by Deutsche Card Services contains trends in E-Commerce Purchasing and Payment Behaviour ...
  
  
• Only payment platform to receive the PCI Security Certificate five times in a row
  SRC certifies that the Deutsche Bank subsidiary treats credit card and transaction data with the highest possible sensitivity ...
  
  
• Risk of non-payment in online retailing lower for women than for men
  Latest Pago Retail Report by Deutsche Card Services gives European online merchants valuable information on how to avoid non-payment by customers ...
  
  
• Credit card increases lead over other payment methods in online retailing
  Latest Pago Retail Report by Deutsche Card Services shows significant differences in payment behaviour between online retailing and e-commerce as a whole ...
  
  
• Women Predominate in European Online Retail for the first Time
  Pago Retail Report 2008 - published by Deutsche Card Services - reveals large-scale changes in purchasing and payment behaviour ...