According to Security NEXT, the Japan Consumer Credit Association surveyed 40 member companies and reported credit card fraud losses of approximately 10.2 billion yen in the third quarter of 2025 [1]. Losses declined from approximately 12.14 billion yen in the second quarter and continued to fall from the first-quarter peak of approximately 19.32 billion yen [1]. Stolen card number fraud accounted for roughly 9.26 billion yen, or 90.8% of the total; this represents industry-wide statistics rather than an incident at a single victim organization [1].
Japan Consumer Credit Association Statistics: Q3 2025 Credit Card Fraud Losses Totaled Approximately 10.2 Billion Yen
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- Dec 26, 2025
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- Nov 10, 2026
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- Nov 7, 2026
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Stolen card number fraud accounted for roughly 9.26 billion yen, or 90.8% of the total; this represents industry-wide statistics rather than an incident at a single victim organization [1].
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- Security NEXT publishes report (date only; timestamp is a placeholder)[1]
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The Japan Consumer Credit Association surveyed 40 member companies and reported credit card fraud losses of approximately 10.2 billion yen in the third quarter of 2025 [1].
Losses declined from approximately 12.14 billion yen in the second quarter and continued to fall from the first-quarter peak of approximately 19.32 billion yen [1].
Stolen card number fraud accounted for roughly 9.26 billion yen, or 90.8% of the total; this represents industry-wide statistics rather than an incident at a single victim organization [1].
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“長らく増加傾向を見せていたクレジットカードの不正利用だが、2025年第1四半期にピークを迎えた後、大きく減少に転じている。2025年第3四半期は、番号盗用による被害が3年ぶりに100億円の大台を割り込んだ。”
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