Professional Distinction

The eCommerce Payment Professional Certification provides individuals a well-rounded core understanding of eCommerce payment considerations and implications with a focus on the planning and oversight of product development around complex payment problems such as cross border support, tax, compliance and payment fee optimization.
eCommerce Payment Professionals Represent
Types of Organizations

Career Roles
- Payments Product Manager
- Director of Digital Payments
- Director of eCommerce
- Payment Optimization Analyst
- ePayments Specialist
- Payments Strategy Manager
- Payment Optimization Manager
- eCommerce Business Analyst
- Payment Systems Engineer
- Digital Payments Analyst
11 Included Courses at a Bundled Cost
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ACH Payments
$120.00 Add to cart -

Compliance Requirements for eCommerce
$200.00 Add to cart -

Credit Card Chargebacks
$120.00 Add to cart -

Credit Card Payments
$80.00 Add to cart -

Credit Term Payments
$120.00 Add to cart -

eCommerce Fraud Fundamentals
$100.00 Add to cart -

Impact of Fraud Controls on Sales Conversion
$200.00 Add to cart -

Mobile Payments
$120.00 Add to cart -

PayPal Payments
$120.00 Add to cart -

Selecting eCommerce Payment Options
$800.00 Add to cart -

Tax Implications for Global eCommerce
$200.00 Add to cart
Do You Have What it Takes?
To complete the eCommerce Payment Professional Certification students must pass multiple exams to demonstrate the retention of core concepts and knowledge around payment processing, alternative payment methods and payment risk management in the CNP channel. It takes approximately 14 to 16 hours to complete all 11 courses, 35 practice quizzes, 11 course exams and 1 cumulative final exam.
“The material is spot on, and the content addresses all the important issues pertaining to the eCommerce market.”
M. Mosman, Solutions Consultant, LexisNexis
“I have read a lot of fraud prevention books, and none of them organize or quantify the topics in such a useful and practical way. Fraud prevention books I have come across are often too theoretical and broad, but this is more about solving real business problems.”
E. Dietrich, VP Global Fraud Prevention Risk Services, ACI Worldwide