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While AWS has PCI 3DS (Payment Card Industry Three Domain Secure) certification for various services, I don't have specific information about when AWS Billing will support 3D Secure (3DS) authentication for credit or debit card payments.
If you're experiencing payment failures with your card due to 3DS requirements, here are some steps you can take:
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Contact your bank to understand if they can make an exception for AWS payments or provide alternative verification methods.
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Check if your payment details in AWS are accurate, including billing contact information that matches what your bank has on file.
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Consider using an alternative payment method that doesn't require 3DS authentication, if available to you.
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Create a case in the AWS Support Center under "Account and billing" (which is free of charge) for specific assistance with your payment issue and to inquire about future 3DS support.
For international cards specifically, sometimes banks implement restrictions on international transactions that can cause payment failures. It may be worth confirming with your bank that international transactions are allowed on your card.
AWS regularly updates its payment processing capabilities, but I don't have information about specific timelines for 3DS support in AWS Billing.
Sources
Payment Declined | AWS re:Post
Spring 2024 PCI DSS and 3DS compliance packages available now | AWS Security Blog
Spring 2025 PCI 3DS compliance package available now | AWS Security Blog
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