August 10, 2026, 7:42 a.m. (JST)
[Japan] TISI (Tokyo, Japan) began offering its “E-Commerce Risk Mitigation Design and Operations Support Service” on August 4, 2026. This service is designed for e-commerce businesses and provides comprehensive support—from visualizing and analyzing fraud risks in e-commerce transactions to designing and implementing countermeasures.
The service aims to minimize lost sales opportunities caused by security measures in e-commerce transactions while designing fraud prevention operations that maintain an optimal balance between risk mitigation and profit protection. Furthermore, it goes beyond simply implementing fraud prevention tools to provide support for establishing and embedding business workflows and operational rules, thereby helping e-commerce operators build a framework for continuous business improvement and stable operations
In recent years, as fraud methods in the e-commerce market have become increasingly sophisticated and diverse, resulting in a rise in losses, the total amount of losses reached a record high in fiscal year 2024. Although losses decreased in fiscal year 2025, they remain at a high level of over 50 billion yen.In March 2025, the Credit Transaction Security Measures Council published guidelines calling for the implementation of 3-D Secure.
However, attention has often been focused solely on implementing anti-fraud measures, and there are reportedly many cases where proper operation and continuous analysis remain insufficient. Consequently, there is a risk of lost sales opportunities due to security blocks and authentication processes, and the importance of operations that balance anti-fraud measures with sales is growing.
In light of these challenges, TISI leverages its extensive track record in system development for e-commerce businesses and its expertise in solving fraud prevention challenges to provide the “E-Commerce Risk Prevention Design and Operations Support Service.”
Specifically, the service quantitatively visualizes the impact of fraud prevention measures on sales. By analyzing both transactions blocked by security tools and valid transactions, it identifies whether excessive controls are leading to lost sales opportunities.
In addition to current status analysis and strategic planning, the service provides comprehensive support spanning operational design, workflow optimization, and system improvements. TISI will apply its system development and operational expertise to ensure these measures are effectively implemented in day-to-day operations. Furthermore, the service enables the design of countermeasures tailored to each e-commerce operator’s product characteristics and transaction trends.
In addition, TISI has entered into a reseller agreement with Accertify, Inc. (U.S.). By utilizing various fraud detection solutions, including Accertify’s “Fraud Detection Solution,” the company says it can provide flexible services tailored to the needs of e-commerce operators. (paymentnavi Editorial Team)
