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Judgment & ambiguity · When to act

Your card-fraud monitoring shows a small but rising cluster of disputed transactions sharing one common merchant — possibly a breach at that merchant, possibly coincidence. Blocking the merchant protects customers but generates declines and false positives. When do you pull the trigger?

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Your card-fraud monitoring shows a small but rising cluster of disputed transactions sharing one common merchant — possibly a breach at that merchant, possibly coincidence. Blocking the merchant protects customers but generates declines and false positives. When do you pull the trigger?

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