Head of Marketing and Brand | @frame_payments
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Joined December 2008
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Seeing that evidence packet gotta be pure comedy.
probably isn't a shocker that Vegas nightclubs deal with an unbelievable amount of fraud.
I've heard of clubs fighting chargebacks with surveillance footage showing the cardholder turning up at their table
imagine telling your bank you don't recognize the charge and they caught you in 4k yelling "one more bottle" lol
They get ugly tools also…not over here lol.
one of the more ironic things about high-risk payments is that merchants paying the highest processing fees usually get no tools to prevent fraud.
Stripe merchants get Radar. high-risk merchants should expect the same.
so we built Sonar at @frame_payments.
docs.framepayments.com/conce…
One of our most knowledgable at @frame_payments sharing some game! Love to see it.
Not every payment problem means it's time to switch processors.
Some are fixable. Some are structural. Here's how to tell which one you have.
Full Video: framepayments.com/webinars/s…
Youssef Guirguis retweeted
how to ensure agentic commerce fails 101: merchants taking disproportionate liability
When an AI agent buys the wrong thing, the chargeback liability sits with the merchant.
@alaxic says agents acting for consumers can get things wrong, which creates disputes with more parties involved.
Founder & CEO of @frame_payments joins @RemyBlaireNews.
Youssef Guirguis retweeted
my admitted skepticism of agentic commerce made it into a @FINTECHTVglobal interview today.
there's a lot to figure out. refunds, exchanges, or disputes happen, who owns these problems?
@scottew's recent experience is a perfect example of how messy all this can get: nitter.gq/scottew/status/2117013…
When an AI agent buys the wrong thing, the chargeback liability sits with the merchant.
@alaxic says agents acting for consumers can get things wrong, which creates disputes with more parties involved.
Founder & CEO of @frame_payments joins @RemyBlaireNews.
Youssef Guirguis retweeted
HR should make you wear these if they put you on a PIP.
Nike is finally giving Scottie Pippen his flowers. In celebration of the 30th Anniversary of the Air More Uptempo, Nike is dropping a "PIP" edition.
Pippen's Nike logo appears on the heel, while "PIP" replaces "AIR" on the lateral sides of the upper.
Full details >> buff.ly/WsiAt2Q
Lmaooo
Im gonna run a 9:30 mile tomorrow because @YGLA not about to just pop out on the run scene and beat my mile time 😂😂
Quickly becoming my favorite @frame_payments follow.
I’m building a tool that generates custom crochet and knitting patterns based on your project specifications, with gauge conversion built in.
I asked Claude to help validate the math.
Claude said it did the calculations “by hand.”
Now I have to hold Claude’s hands while I gently explain to him that he doesn’t have any. 😭🤖
Anyway, Claude reported running checks across 1,788,480 combinations of stitch types, construction methods, sizes, fits, lengths, and yarn weights.
ONE POINT EIGHT MILLION.
My hands could NEVER. 😂
And that’s exactly why I love AI and automation.
The ability to test at that scale is incredible. But reporting 1.8 million checks doesn’t automatically mean 1.8 million correct answers.
Someone still has to validate the logic, challenge the assumptions, and investigate what doesn’t add up.
It’s the same principle in risk management.
Automation gives us scale. Human judgment gives us context. Neither should operate in isolation.
And as a crocheter, I know sometimes you’ve got to frog a few rows before you get it right. 🐸 IYKYK.
Use the tools. Verify the results. Know when to frog it. 🔎
Youssef Guirguis retweeted
Some frogs go to extraordinary lengths to look like legitimate merchants.
The lily pad looked legitimate. The pond? That’s another story. 🐸🔎
today we uncovered the most sophisticated transaction laundering operation i’ve ever seen in payments.
pretty incredible the lengths people will go to disguise what they’re actually processing.
can’t wait for @FrogsAndRisk to share the post-mortem on this one.