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> I thought the banks said "everyone needs to be using 3D Secure by Aug
> 2007"? If this has changed, do you know what their roll out plan is now?
I think it depends. Almost all banks are now of the opinion that
transactions should always be 3D
secured. Very, few transactions are happening that aren't secured.

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> ...I'd have a hard time convincing my client to add something on the
> purchase path which takes customers away from the site. This being the
> case, is it just PayPal, gpayments who integrate "under the surface"?
> (or maybe I'm getting my wires crossed here but I know PayPal Pro means
> you haven't got to leave the merchant website - does this mean by
> definition it is incompatible with 3D Secure or are you saying that
> PayPal are such a big fish that they have sorted it out under the surface)
You always have to go to a third party site to perform 3D secure afaik. Even
tesco's will punt you off to your bank to secure the transaction. The
best thing to do
is to pre-warn your customers of what is happening before you send
them off and also
when they come back. That way your ensuring the process is clear and
not making them think
their card details are being phished and leave your checkout process.


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