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Tuum and Sumsub Team Up to Enhance Fraud Prevention for Financial Institutions

Finovate

The collaboration will help banks, fintechs, and financial institutions enhance fraud prevention without compromising the user experience. “With new frameworks like PSD3 and DORA shaping the industry, banks and fintechs must embed resilience, security, and real-time fraud detection into their core operations.”

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Merchants Set to Invest in AI and Fraud Prevention and Compliance Tops the 2025 Agenda, Says payabl

The Fintech Times

To this end, 65 per cent of merchants plan to invest in artificial intelligence (AI) over the next 12 months, recognising its role in real-time fraud detection and improved payment performance. Respondents also identified PSD3 and APP fraud regulations as one of the upcoming transformational trends in the industry (50 per cent). .

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Digital Wallets and Open Banking Set to Dominate Payments in 2025, According to Merchants

Fintech Finance

65% of merchants plan to invest in artificial intelligence (AI) over the next 12 months, recognising its role in real-time fraud detection and improved payment performance. ” Facing new realities: SEPA Instant As Europe’s SEPA Instant payment deadline approaches on 9 January 2025, industry readiness remains uncertain.

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The role of artificial intelligence in enhancing AML and regulatory compliance in fintech

The Payments Association

The fintech sector is evolving rapidly, transforming financial transactions, but it is also facing growing regulatory scrutiny and risks, such as fraud and cybersecurity threats. As director/MLRO of SENDS, a UK-licensed EMI, I see AI’s potential in fraud prevention, AML, and compliance.

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Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act examined: A guide to avoiding failure-to-prevent fraud measures

The Payments Association

It highlights new corporate responsibilities, significant penalties for non-compliance, and the businesses need to implement strong fraud prevention measures to protect their financial and reputational standing. Firms must be required to have fraud prevention policies in place and demonstrate their effectiveness.

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SNEAK PEEK: In the mind of the merchant: Top challenges and priorities for the next 12 months

The Payments Association

It highlights key trends, such as open banking, tokenisation, and fraud prevention, which are crucial for merchants to remain competitive and secure. Merchants need to continue adapting to new payment methods, collaborate with industry peers, and stay agile in balancing innovation and regulatory compliance.

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Payments trends report 2024

The Payments Association

Table of Contents Voices from the industry: Insights into the 2024 payments landscape In 2024, we witnessed a convergence between consumer and B2B payments, driven by the rise of BNPL adoption, AI-powered fraud detection, and the continued digitalisation of payment platforms.