Resolved -
We have now received confirmation from Mastercard that the 3DS issue has been resolved.
Jul 15, 10:28 BST
Update -
As of 09:10 BST, error volumes have dropped significantly and remained stable. However, authentication success rates have not yet fully returned to expected levels, so we are not marking this as resolved just yet.
We will provide a further update as soon as we have confirmation from Mastercard that the issue is fully resolved.
Jul 15, 09:45 BST
Monitoring -
Mastercard 3-D Secure authentication services have recovered, and transaction authentication success rates are back to normal levels.
The issue appears to be resolved.
We are continuing to monitor the service closely while Mastercard confirms stability on their end.
We will post a final update once the incident is confirmed fully resolved.
Jul 15, 09:29 BST
Update -
Customers may experience intermittent authentication failures when attempting Mastercard 3DS-secured transactions. This may result in some transactions being declined or unable to complete authentication.
Based on information provided by Mastercard, the issue originates within the Mastercard Identity Check (3DS) service. Mastercard has confirmed they are actively investigating the incident.
We are continuing to monitor the situation closely and will provide further updates as more information becomes available from Mastercard.
Jul 15, 09:19 BST
Update -
We have identified that this is only affecting Mastercard transactions. Mastercard have acknowledged a service disruption. We will provide updates as soon as possible.
Jul 15, 09:11 BST
Identified -
Card payments requiring 3DS authentication are experiencing elevated declines since 08:00 BST due to an upstream 3DS authentication provider issue; non-3DS flows unaffected; provider engaged.
Jul 15, 09:01 BST