Trust
Support stronger confidence in high-risk and remote transaction flows.
Designed to support secure, friction-aware and compliant authentication journeys across digital, assisted and omnichannel payment environments, V-SCA provides a high-level framework for stronger trust in remote transaction approval.
V-SCA (Voice Strong Customer Authentication)
is a next-generation authentication framework
designed to secure Voice payments...
Digital payments face an increasing tension between regulatory expectations, fraud resistance and user experience. V-SCA aims to define a framework capable of reconciling these priorities in remote and assisted payment scenarios.
Support stronger confidence in high-risk and remote transaction flows.
Help create consistent authentication experiences across channels and contexts.
Enable an approach that can integrate with broader payment ecosystems and operational models.
This public presentation of V-SCA focus on principles, objectives and compatibility ambitions, while preserving proprietary implementation details.
V-SCA can be introduced across a wide range of remote, assisted, or hybrid authentication journeys including voice-assisted transactions, payment-by-link flows, customer support interactions, and deferred or fallback authentication scenarios.
V-SCA integrates as an additional authentication layer that enhances trust, enables real-time user verification, and supports regulatory compliance, while preserving a smooth and controlled customer experience. Its flexible architecture allows deployment across multiple channels and touchpoints, making it suitable for merchants, PSPs, financial institutions, and service providers seeking to secure transactions without compromising conversion rates.
Authentication flows supporting card-not-present and pay-by-link experiences.
Relevant for customer support, telesales and guided payment interactions.
Built for interactions spanning mobile, browser, voice and terminal-assisted contexts.
V-SCA is positioned as an ecosystem-layer initiative. The public site can therefore speak to market participants, early partners and institutions interested in interoperability, compliance and future certification pathways.