Shared Cards Are a Fraud Magnet
Card fraud on Australian-issued cards hit $854 million in FY25, with card-not-present transactions still accounting for the overwhelming majority. But …

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CFO and finance operations leader. Lisa writes about how AI and automation replace outdated financial workflows, helping Australian SMEs move from reactive reconciliation to proactive spend control.
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Card fraud on Australian-issued cards hit $854 million in FY25, with card-not-present transactions still accounting for the overwhelming majority. But …

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