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Next they should require customer consent for recurring billing. That might be more legislative in nature though (fat chance...).
by sp527 8y ago
Next they should require customer consent for recurring billing. That might be more legislative in nature though (fat chance...).
- jsmeaton 8y agoWhat other consent do you propose? The customer is already providing their credit card details. The only secure way of providing recurring consent would be something like a separate CVC.
- TomMarius 8y agoYou could have a checkbox on the 3D Secure gateway page.
- jsmeaton 8y agoAgain, that would need to be a new standard that all payment providers honour. Not to mention 3DS is an optional extension for providers. The dodgy ones aren't going to provide either 3DS or a secondary "are you SURE you are ok with recurring payments?". The legit operators are already making it obvious when something is a recurring payment. The only secure way of getting customers to affirmatively consent to recurring payments, that I can think of, is a separate CVC or similar that's printed on the card. Still, I don't think this is a major problem worth solving. Most customers signing up for recurring payments are aware of what they're doing.
- pessimizer 8y agoCall the customer and ask.