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Mangopay , a modular and flexible payment infrastructure provider for platforms, today announces the launch of its new FraudPrevention solution. Platforms can connect to the solution through the Mangopay product ecosystem, meaning they can easily protect themselves against fraud without any additional integration.
The latest Digital-First Banking Tracker® done in collaboration with NCR , notes that “FIs are devoting more money than ever to fraudprevention as more consumers go digital. For FIs that want to acquire new customers digitally, first and foremost they need to have an account opening/onboarding process that is quick and seamless.
Rise in social engineering Doriel Abrahams, head of risk, Forter Doriel Abrahams , head of risk at payment optimisation and fraudprevention platform Forter, also expects social engineering will “take a giant leap forward” in 2024. Our expectation is that social engineering attacks will only increase further in 2024.”
And in Asia especially, amid the battle of the super-apps, the goal is to drive as much activity through those apps and mobile wallets as possible, through QR payments in shops, lending, ride-hailing and food delivery (to name just a few usecases). Every recession leads to an increase in fraud ,” he said. People are desperate.
AI systems can prevent these attacks and are inexpensive when compared to the cost of human fraudprevention teams. QSRs and third-party ordering apps process thousands of transactions every day, making it impossible for human analysts to examine each exchange for fraud. AI to the Rescue. AI in Action.
By using thousands of real-time device signals, from geolocation and IP information to behavioral data such as battery life, phone orientation and font count, suspicious setups and settings across desktop and mobile devices can be flagged and blocked.
The push for more intelligent anti-fraud solutions comes as the costs of such attacks are reaching new heights. Fraud losses hit $14.7 billion last year, according to the latest DataVisor Fraud Index Report. Accounttakeover (ATO) fraud proved to be particularly effective, causing $4 billion in losses.
Usecases for Selfie Reverification include preventingaccounttakeover, securing high-risk transactions, streamlining account recovery and re-verification/re-validation, and more. Johnny Ayers is Socure’s founder and CEO.
Real-time analytics can not only detect fraud, but can prevent it from happening in the first place. But analyzing data in motion for faster insight and action is not just limited to payment fraud or accounttakeoverusecases.
Even the most aggressive fraudprevention efforts are often behind the times, so to speak – and that creates another vulnerability in the form of blind spots from which fraudsters can attack. Accounttakeovers are also a hotspot for fraudsters, to the tune of some $4 billion per year.
Thankfully, as BEC attacks are often a product of human error, many can be avoided with due diligence and training – both of which can be enhanced with the right fraudprevention tools. A BEC attack is when a fraudster gains unauthorized access to a business’s account. What Is a Business Email Compromise Attack?
Consider the fraudster who buys something but picks it up in-store, moving beyond the confines of card-not-present fraud. What we’re seeing with all of our customers for fraudprevention or risk management is that it is a big challenge.
The stage is set, then, for fraudsters to conduct their nefarious activities at scale, through synthetic ID fraud and other means. Regulations designed to combat fraud have yet to keep pace with the fraudsters themselves, noted Ritter. As Ritter noted, email accounts are the first avenues of attack for fraudsters.
As PYMNTS readers are well aware, the optimism and promise that surround AI (some of it mere hype that will eventually deflate based on actual usecases, of course) are at high levels. Companies can use AI to strengthen the level of insight they have about markets, customers, everything,” Adjaoute said.
Between Q2 2015 and Q2 2016 alone, fraud attacks on luxury retailers went up by 87.2 percent, the highest among any other retail segments, according to the latest PYMNTS Global Fraud Attack Index™. Such nefarious transactions are readily evaluated and flagged by AI, he added. AI joining what will likely be a long, drawn-out war.
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