Modernizing Omnichannel Check Fraud Detection

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You are likely seeing more and more news stories and posts on social media talking about the emergence of artificial intelligence as a potential replacement for actual human creativity (in fact, AI has been, evidently, generating an endless Seinfeld episode for more than a month now). While these dubious feats get much of the mainstream…

Fraud in 2021 increased over 70% compared to 2020 Perpetrators are taking advantage of government programs Financial institutions need to be prepared for the predicted fraud-attempt onslaught An article at Credit Union Times by Rene Perez, Director of Financial Crimes Solutions Sales and Financial Crimes Consultant at Jack Henry, opens with a startling statistic: In…

In the UK, “Challenger Banks” are becoming popular Inflation was once the primary threat to Challenger Banks Fraudsters are turning their attention to potentially unprepared Challenger Banks Challenger banks — small, recently created retail banks that compete directly with the longer-established banks in the UK, sometimes by specializing in areas underserved by the “big four”…

Tax season is once again upon us With tax season comes tax fraud in the form of IRS impersonators Refund checks are also targets for theft from mailboxes and alteration As inevitable as the sun coming up in the morning, tax season is here again. For many, it’s a stressful, sometimes baffling period that creates…

Check fraud is on the rise with no relief in sight “I think check fraud is going to hit $24 billion or more this year,” says Frank McKenna Banks will need to invest in technological “shields” again check fraud Suparna Goswami of the ISMG Network spoke to Frank McKenna, chief fraud strategist at Point Predictive…

BAI examines the current state of fraud protection Banks need to prepare, for example, for ‘deep fakes” In a “digital world,” check security benefits from advancing ink and printing technologies This month’s BAI Executive Report examines in great detail the current state of fraud protection and what can be done to bring more efficiency and…

Fraud of all kinds is on the rise First party fraud is most difficult to spot Are financial institutions investing in the right tools? Check out the infographic. The prevalence and escalation of financial fraud of all kinds are not not news, of course — though we tend to concentrate on check fraud in this…

While there are no specific data points to reference just yet, we can conclude from conversations with our partners and clients within the banking industry that check fraud saw another surge in 2022 — and there are no signs of it slowing down. From our newest eBook entitled Top 5 Vulnerabilities and Trends in Check…