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Which Type Check Fraud Has Been Most Common Over History?

July 17, 2024

Check fraud remains a growing concern for banks and depositors alike There are three primary types of check fraud Most common check fraud types evolved over the past 2+ millennia Did you know that the origin of checks can be traced back to 312 BC? Would it be a surprise that, even back then, fraud…

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U.S. Postal Workers Caught Stealing $40 Million in Treasury Checks

July 16, 2024

Mail theft targets checks A huge amount of mail was recently stolen from JFK Airport It’s been found to be an “inside job” Another story of mail theft — this time, an inside job. NBC New York’s Gus Rosendale reports that several postal workers were arrested after being accused of stealing checks — and, we’re…

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BAI Publishes Guide for Identifying and Preventing Check Fraud

July 11, 2024

BAI’s new report examines methods to ID and prevent check fraud Electronic check fraud is the newest wrinkle Biometric scanning and AI are covered, but deserve more attention Financial institutions (FIs) understand that there are several factors involved in creating a strong defense for check fraud. Even though fraudsters are exploiting contactless channels like ATMs…

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Jack Henry’s 2024 Strategy Benchmark Report: 75% of FIs Indicate Check Fraud as a Major Concern

July 10, 2024

Jack Henry has released a new report on AI strategy The report reveals that a vast majority of financial institutions plan to increase tech budgets 75% of banks and credit unions indicate check fraud as a major concern Our friends at Jack Henry & Associates has recently published the 2024 Strategy Benchmark report. Conducted between…

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Check Processing Industry Experiences Temporary Turmoil

July 9, 2024

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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Podcast: For Modern Banks, Evolution Leads to Customers As Key to Success

July 3, 2024

Bank infrastructure has changed For modern banks, customers are more important than money The Cloud has become more and more integral Michael Haney, head of product strategy at Galileo Financial Technologies, recently spent time with Hal Levey, senior writer at PYMNTS, discussing the fact that banking infrastructure has undergone a significant evolution over the past few…

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FinCEN Warns of Increasing Use of Crypto for Money Laundering… But, How Bad Is It?

July 2, 2024

FinCEN issues warning on cryptocurrency being used by Mexican Drug Cartels 2%-5% of the worlds GDP — or $2.22 to $5.53T — is laundered Cryptocurrency makes up only .47%, or one-half of one percent, of money laundered On June 20, 2024, the US Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) issued an updated advisory to US financial…

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OrboNation Newsletter: Check Processing and Fraud – June 2024

June 28, 2024

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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How Open Banking is Reshaping the Financial Landscape

June 27, 2024

Open Banking is popular worldwide United States financial institutions are “late to the party” Collaboration, innovation, and interoperability are keys to success A few weeks ago we explored Open Banking and its impact. Open Banking is a system that allows consumers to share their financial data with third-party providers and enables access to a wider…

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Use Case: How A Stolen Check Led to Identity Theft and Fraud

June 26, 2024

Check fraud is on the rise Fraudsters require depositor information to pull off scams ID theft is growing as a result Jenna Herron, a columnist at Yahoo Finance, recently found herself on the wrong side of a case of identity theft. Not long ago, someone posed as me at three bank branches and drained thousands of…

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