New Trulioo report pinpoints the need for payments companies to balance security and speed during onboarding
By Lauren Towner · 24 October 2022

Recent research commissioned by Trulioo, a leading global digital identity verification platform, shows consumers around the world have become far more concerned about online fraud and identity theft when making payments. Security is a major factor, with 73% of online payment service customers saying it’s a bigger consideration now than it was two to three years ago, according to the “Finding the payments sweet spot between security and speed” report.
As a result, 58% of payment service customers are more tolerant of identity verification than they were two to three years ago, and 78% are comfortable with the process taking longer or involving more steps. The research also showed:
- 24% of payments leaders say their organization has a very good understanding of new and emerging fraud and identity theft threats that may require an evolution in onboarding and identity verification
- 89% of payment service providers say there is a sweet spot where identity verification can be highly secure while providing smooth, fast experiences for customers
- 57% of payment service providers added more identity verification steps to counter new security risks, while 40% removed steps as a way to simplify and accelerate customer onboarding
Companies in this story: Trulioo
People in this story: Steve Munford