Key Takeaways:
Why traditional evidence is losing effectiveness in today’s dispute environment
How browser-side signals can strengthen compelling evidence and dispute prevention
Why device continuity is becoming one of the strongest trust indicators for issuers
How behavioral context can help distinguish legitimate purchases from fraud
What card testing, bots, and enumeration attacks mean for VAMP risk
Why merchants need to prepare now for AI agents and new dispute scenarios
Meet Our Speakers:
Justin Clements
Director of PR and Media Relations,
Chargebacks911
Episode Summary:
Disputes are no longer being decided solely by receipts, timestamps, and proof of delivery. That shift is forcing merchants to rethink what compelling evidence actually looks like. In this episode, our experts break down how browser-side intelligence helps fill that gap. From device fingerprinting and behavioral monitoring to identifying VPN usage, automation, and suspicious session patterns, these signals can help merchants spot fraud earlier and present stronger evidence when disputes happen. The discussion also explores how merchants can use this data proactively under compelling evidence 3.0, potentially stopping some invalid disputes before they are filed at all.
