Connect cyber signals with fraud workflows to act early and reduce losses.
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Connect cyber signals with fraud workflows to act early and reduce losses.
MTI detects and disrupts upstream threats like card testing and digital skimming, enabling fraud teams to act faster and help prevent downstream fraud losses.
MTI delivers card testing alerts, quantified digital skimming impact, merchant threat intelligence, ecosystem-level updates and monthly payment intelligence reports.
Yes. MTI identifies and can automatically decline fraudulent card testing attempts, reducing exposure and preventing large-scale fraud campaigns.
MTI proactively defends against payment fraud by delivering curated threat insights and early alerts, enabling issuers and acquirers to prevent attacks before they occur.
Mastercard Threat Intelligence gives cybersecurity teams timely, curated threat insights that surface emerging payment‑focused attack patterns, enabling them to harden controls and respond before adversaries gain traction. It also provides actionable intelligence across card testing, digital skimming and merchant‑level threats, helping teams proactively identify vulnerabilities, disrupt active threats and coordinate more effectively with fraud operations
MTI helps fraud professionals at acquiring institutions monitor merchant portfolios for card testing and digital skimming risks, enabling proactive merchant risk management and fraud mitigation.
MTI provides fraud professionals at issuing institutions with real-time alerts and on-behalf declines for card testing, plus intelligence on ecosystem threats and compromised merchant domains.
MTI bridges fraud and cybersecurity silos by sharing payment threat signals and insights, enabling integrated strategies and faster response.
Organizations can access MTI through Mastercard Connect or contact their Mastercard representative for demos and pricing.
[1] Datos Insights. Executive Brief: Cyber-Fraud Integration for the New Age of Risk. October 2025.
[2] ISACA. State of cybersecurity, 2023 survey report, 2023
[3] PYMNTS. (2023, April 25). What experts say it takes to stem the $49 billion rising tide of card-not-present fraud.