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Visa Ramps Up AI-Powered Fraud Prevention During Holiday Shopping Globally

Fintech News

This year, suspected fraudulent activity surged by 200% worldwide over the holiday weekend, with fraudsters increasingly turning to advanced AI tools to target both physical and digital transactions. Although crooks are using AI more and more, so are we. The company has also been proactive in raising awareness among consumers.

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Ant International Deepens Payment and Digitalisation Ecosystem with AI-Driven Embedded Finance Solutions in Year of Transformation

Fintech Finance

The new Embedded Finance segment deepens Ant International’s ecosystem by offering a rich array of FX, treasury management, inclusive lending and other AI-powered fintech solutions to clients and partners across the other three main businesses. WorldFirst: a one-stop digital payment and financial services platform for global businesses.

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Deepfake Dangers Escalate: AuthenticID Unveils Troubling Trends in 2025 Fraud Report

The Fintech Times

Account takeover scams saw a dramatic increase of 250 per cent last year. The use of deepfake technology and generative AI is also on the rise, compounding the threat range. Victims of these scams not only face financial losses, averaging about $180 per incident, but 40 per cent also suffer from subsequent identity theft.

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Worldpay to Acquire Ravelin, a Leading AI-Native Fraud Prevention Platform

Fintech Finance

Worldpay , a global industry leader in payments technology and solutions, today announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Ravelin , an AI-native fraud prevention platform headquartered in London, UK. KeyBanc Capital Markets served as exclusive financial advisor to Ravelin.

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Account takeover losses may exceed $635B in 2023

Bank Automation

Anti-fraud and anti-money laundering companies are looking to AI to increase the efficiency of their detection models as digital fraud becomes more pervasive.

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Organisations Remain Unprepared to Fight AI-Driven Fraud, Signicat Reveals

The Fintech Times

Fraud prevention decision-makers across Europe are well aware of the growth and danger of AI-driven identity and financial fraud, but are unprepared to combat it, Signicat , the European digital identity and fraud prevention solution provider, has revealed in a new report. “AI is only going to get more sophisticated from now on.

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15 Years of Accelerating Business Growth: FinTech Innovation Lab New York Releases Latest Cohort

The Fintech Times

Looking to help firms through in-depth engagement from top financial services and venture capital executives, this year, many of the selected participants have focused on agentic AI applications.