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2019 Federal Reserve Payments Study Reports 16B Checks Written It’s back! The 2019 Federal Reserve Payments Study, provides us new insights and metrics for the payment industry: Less Paper, More Fraud Attempts, More Fraud Drilling down to checks, we see that the estimated volume of 16B checks written may have declined by 7.2%. However, read…
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Read MoreWhile instant payment channels grow and multiply by the day, fraudsters remain interested in check fraud as a “reliable” form of illegal income.
Let’s look at the classic Fake Check fraud scheme, which has not lost popularity in spite of the growth of other payment channels.
Learn more about how as a by-product of EMV, check fraud rebounded, how market research provides many insights and learn more on how the majority of fraud professionals cite a need for tech investment to fight fraud.
Read MoreIdentify problematic use cases,
check fraud evolution, using independent data sources improves fraud predictions
Welcome to the first in a series of posts exploring payments fraud, with an emphasis on check fraud detection. This informative blog series approaches this crucial topic in the following ways:
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