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Mastercard supercharges fraud detection with GenAI

Finextra

Mastercard is turbocharging its fraud detection technology with generative AI that can scan a trillion data points to predict whether a transaction is likely to be genuine or not.

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Podcast: AI, RPA, fraud detection, data sharing enhancements in 2024

Bank Automation

In 2024, financial institutions can look to even more developments in AI, robotic process automation (RPA), fraud detection and data sharing technologies to set themselves up for digital success, technology platform […]

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Swift to Launch AI-Powered Fraud Detection in 2025

Fintech News

Swift is also testing fraud detection use cases in a sandbox environment. Additionally, Swift is exploring the use of federated learning, a privacy-preserving AI technique, to allow banks to share information securely and improve fraud detection models collaboratively.

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Visa to Acquire AI Fraud Detection Firm Featurespace

Fintech News

Payment giant Visa is set to acquire Featurespace, a company specialising in artificial intelligence (AI) technology for real-time payments fraud protection. The acquisition aims to bolster Visa’s fraud detection and risk management capabilities, which are used globally by financial institutions and businesses to safeguard transactions.

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How AI is Revolutionizing Fraud Detection in B2B Payments

Payments Next

Dozens of merchants, hundreds of customers, and money constantly The post How AI is Revolutionizing Fraud Detection in B2B Payments first appeared on Payments NEXT. By John Gronen, Chief Financial Officer, Yooz Imagine you’re managing a busy marketplace.

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Mastercard Accelerates Card Fraud Detection With Generative-AI Technology

Fintech Finance

The post Mastercard Accelerates Card Fraud Detection With Generative-AI Technology appeared first on Fintech Finance.

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Pay.UK hails fraud detection pilot results

Finextra

says a fraud detection pilot involving Visa has exceed expectations, suggesting that it could save the country's economy over £112 million a year.