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Three Paths to Modernization: Which Is Your FI Taking?

May 14, 2026

Mid-sized banks have about three years to modernize cores Incremental fixes will not meet efficiency or AI demands Modernization must align with payments, deposits, and fraud workflows so analytics and AI can scale Over the past decade, the banking industry has seen a dramatic shift in how consumers and commercial clients perform their banking. This…

USPS Audits Continue to Reveal Failures to Protect US Mail

May 13, 2026

Audits reveal systemic, repeat security failures across USPS facilities and initiatives. High-tech fixes like eLocks and scanners underperform due to poor deployment and oversight. Mail theft and check fraud keep rising despite USPS claims of rigorous security efforts. For years, OrboGraph has tracked a troubling pattern: the United States Postal Service (USPS) conducts audits, the…

Is Check Fraud Quietly Burning Out Your Best People?

May 12, 2026

Constant check fraud “firefighting” drains energy and focus from your best people. Manual reviews, fragmented systems, and rising fraud volumes create chronic backlogs and stress. Without better tools and training, burnout accelerates, risking turnover and institutional knowledge loss. Community banks are known for their employees. The teller who recognizes a customer at the grocery store.…

85% of Financial Firms are Increasing Their AI Budget in the Next 12 Months

May 7, 2026

Financial institutions lead enterprise AI adoption, including fraud. Banks need AI across all check and payment channels. OrboGraph AI turns payment images into high‑fidelity fraud signals. While artificial intelligence has been around for decades, it’s only in the past 5-10 years that we’ve seen a major boon for AI. Now, particularly for financial institutions, it…

Federal Reserve Showing Commitment to Fraud Prevention and Detection?

May 6, 2026

Fed elevates consumer fraud to systemic risk, demanding stronger bank‑level defenses. Banks must invest in data, analytics, and collaboration to counter rising fraud. Fed plans new tools, guidance, and standardized fraud vocabulary to improve detection. Coming off the recent publishing of their Financial Services Risk Officer Survey, the Federal Reserve’s has taken the next step…

Federal Reserve Report: No Major Fraud Category is Declining

May 5, 2026

Federal Reserve report finds no major fraud category dip; debit cards and checks lead attempts. Faster payments saw sharpest year-over-year rise in attempted fraud and associated losses. Banks boost fraud budgets with layered tech defenses, yet threats continue outpacing controls. On April 28, 2026, the Federal Reserve published its Financial Services Risk Officer Survey. The…

OrboNation Newsletter: Check Processing and Fraud – April 2026

April 29, 2026

In case you missed it, over the past month, we have published incredible content on our OrboNation Blog and Modernizing Omnichannel Check Fraud Detection. Review the latest OrboNation Newsletter online or via PDF download.

Universal Acceptance Holding Digital Payments Back

April 23, 2026

Check volumes are falling, but check fraud hit $21 billion in 2023-a gap banks can no longer ignore Abruptly eliminating checks isn’t an option – critical payment workflows still depend on them OrboGraph equips banks to fight check fraud now while preparing for a digital-first future A recent American Banker opinion piece argues that the…

Visa/Featurespace: Why Banks Need a Connected Fraud Ecosystem That Includes Checks

April 22, 2026

Visa is fighting fraud at the network level-banks must match that scale Criminals share data across rails; fraud defenses need to do the same OrboGraph’s check image intelligence closes a critical blind spot for banks In a recent interview, James Mirfin, SVP, Head of Risk and Security Intelligence Solutions at Visa, spoke with PYMNTS CEO Karen Webster about Visa’s network-level…

PaymentsJournal Podcast: Understanding the Effects of Fraud on Consumers

April 21, 2026

Financial fraud is no longer a rare event; for many consumers, it is a persistent risk that shapes how they interact with their financial institutions. The emotional fallout from scams–shame, fear, and loss of trust–directly influences customer behavior, and that behavior is precisely where banks and credit unions must focus to strengthen deposit fraud defenses.…