A Comprehensive Analysis of Security Frameworks in Modern Cross-Border Payment Systems

The rapid digitalization of global financial systems has positioned cross-border payments at the forefront of cybersecurity concerns, necessitating robust security frameworks that can withstand evolving threats while maintaining operational efficiency. This comprehensive article examines the intricate landscape of cross-border payment security, focusing on advanced authentication mechanisms, encryption protocols, and artificial intelligence-driven fraud detection systems. Through an evaluation of current security architectures and emerging technologies, this article presents a detailed assessment of how financial institutions can strengthen their defense mechanisms against sophisticated cyber threats while ensuring regulatory compliance across jurisdictions. It draws insights from implementation cases across major financial institutions, providing strategic recommendations for building resilient payment ecosystems that balance security requirements with user experience. As cross-border transactions continue to grow in complexity and volume, this article offers valuable perspectives on adapting security frameworks to address future challenges, including quantum computing implications and evolving regulatory landscapes, ultimately contributing to the development of more secure and efficient global payment systems.

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Journal of Computer Science and Technology Studies
Published
2025-05-15
DOI
https://doi.org/10.32996/jcsts.2025.7.4.52
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2
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IPv6, Mobility, Handover, Networks, Security
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A Comprehensive Analysis of Security Frameworks in Modern Cross-Border Payment Systems

Nagaraju Unnava
2 citations
Journal of Computer Science and Technology Studies
IPv6, Mobility, Handover, Networks, Security
1.46
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A Comprehensive Analysis of Security Frameworks in Modern Cross-Border Payment Systems

Nagaraju Unnava
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Abstract

The rapid digitalization of global financial systems has positioned cross-border payments at the forefront of cybersecurity concerns, necessitating robust security frameworks that can withstand evolving threats while maintaining operational efficiency. This comprehensive article examines the intricate landscape of cross-border payment security, focusing on advanced authentication mechanisms, encryption protocols, and artificial intelligence-driven fraud detection systems. Through an evaluation of current security architectures and emerging technologies, this article presents a detailed assessment of how financial institutions can strengthen their defense mechanisms against sophisticated cyber threats while ensuring regulatory compliance across jurisdictions. It draws insights from implementation cases across major financial institutions, providing strategic recommendations for building resilient payment ecosystems that balance security requirements with user experience. As cross-border transactions continue to grow in complexity and volume, this article offers valuable perspectives on adapting security frameworks to address future challenges, including quantum computing implications and evolving regulatory landscapes, ultimately contributing to the development of more secure and efficient global payment systems.

Journal of Computer Science and Technology StudiesVol. 7(4)
Acharya Nagarjuna University (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 17%
IPv6, Mobility, Handover, Networks, Security
1.46
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