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AFP: Multi-layered Approach to Check Fraud Not Just for FIs

February 4, 2025

2024 saw a 15% increase in fraud attacks and attempts over the previous year A multi-layer approach to fraud prevention is recommended Also vital are robust email security measures, including two-factor authentication & email scanning Readers of our blog know this simple fact: There is no “single technology” that can detect the majority of counterfeit,…

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OrboNation Newsletter: Check Processing and Fraud – January 2025

January 31, 2025

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.

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New FDIC Chair Pledges Sweeping Bank Regulation Review

January 30, 2025

Travis Hill is newly appointed acting head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) In 2017 during his first term, Trump issued an Executive Order directing more relaxed regulation We will likely see major changes for the banking industry in the next three years As reported in PYMNTS.com, the newly appointed acting head of the…

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Warning Signs Not Enough to Detect Fraudulent Checks?

January 29, 2025

There are 10 recommended warning signs that signal check fraud None of the warning signs require special equipment to detect Bank tellers, however, cannot be expected to get through the checklist on a busy day Spotting a fraudulent check is not an easy task. Fraudsters have finely honed their craft, and even the most seasoned…

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Payee Positive Pay Essential for Businesses That Still Use Checks

January 28, 2025

The business world is tangling with “a startling resurgence in check fraud” Going digital has advantages- but many won’t until they are victimized Implementing Payee Positive Pay service is essential The Bottomline blog pulls no punches with the title of its latest entry, How to Beat Check Fraud: Go Digital, Get Positive Pay, or Get…

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The Future of B2B Payments WILL INCLUDE Paper Checks

January 23, 2025

Checks are seen as a “speed bump” for advancement and innovation Why paper checks are still used FIs need to focus on integration, rather than replacement As we kick off 2025, we see another article selling checks short as a major payment channel. PYMNTS.com notes that paper checks are a “speed bump” slowing the pace…

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Money Mules: A Growing Global Threat

January 22, 2025

Scammers are using “mules” to pass bad checks Some “mules” are unaware that they are aiding a scam There are risk factors to look for when detecting mule-aided scams Sarah Cassidy, a senior consultant at FICO specializing in fraud, takes a look via the FICO Blog at money mule fraud, a major and growing problem…

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ABA Podcast: “60% of Fraud Attacks and Losses Associated with Check Fraud”

January 21, 2025

Check fraud looms large for financial institutions Post offices and carriers are targets of check theft A holistic solution is the best approach Yes, you read the title right. In a new podcast from the ABA, Glenn Fratangelo, Director, Product Marketing, NICE Actimize, opens the interview with Patrick Smith, SVP, Fraud Operations, ABA, with the…

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AI Technologies Needed to Achieve True Automation in Banking

January 16, 2025

1 2 3 Forbes Magazine features a post by Julien Villemonteix, the CEO of UpSlide, a software company that creates documents for investment banking and financial advisory firms. She notes that the banking industry is abuzz with excitement over the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to transform the sector. With the global AI market projected to…

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Recorded Future Report Analyzes 700 Telegram Channels for Stolen Checks

January 15, 2025

Recording Future monitors 700 Telegram Channels for Stolen Checks in H1 2024 85% of stolen checks are likely “reposts” High concentrations of stolen checks are in metropolitan areas Telegram is a major communication channel leveraged by criminals due to its encryption and anonymity. This makes it an attractive method for selling stolen checks. Previously, we…

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