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Fraud Tools Aren’t Just a Cost, They’re Your Next Growth Driver

Fraud prevention is often treated like duct tape on a leaking pipe: patch up the holes, hope for the best, and try not to flood the boat. It’s a necessary cost. But what if we’ve been looking at it all wrong?

Nir Moatty

What Is Bot Detection: Tools, Techniques & Ways to Prevent Against Bot Attacks

Bots have become an integral part of many customers’ everyday routine. Chatbots and virtual assistants, for example, facilitate interactions with businesses, financial institutions, and banks. But while some bots are designed to help, others are designed for harm. These malicious bots can create fake accounts, steal sensitive information, transfer money quickly, and more. 

Stuart Dobbie

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Seamless Middle East: Conference Takeaways Q&A with Tejal Kaur

Feedzai's Tejal Kaur shares her exclusive insights from the Seamless Middle East conference on fraud trends and regulatory changes highlighted at the Dubai conference.

Tejal Kaur

New Account Fraud: How to Prevent & Detect Against It?

Learn new account fraud operates and how businesses can protect their reputations, their revenues, and stop criminals at the front door.

Joao Veiga

Application Fraud: How to Detect & Prevent It For Your Business

When customers need new credit cards or a loan, they don’t want to plan a visit to a branch to ...

Tejal Kaur

7 Examples of Real-time Payment Frauds and How to Prevent Them

The ability to move money in seconds instead of hours or days is what makes real-time payments so appealing. Unfortunately, it also comes with a risky side effect: the threat of real-time payments fraud and scam losses.

Joel Carvalhais

What is Data Orchestration? Key Benefits and Concepts

Data orchestration is the automated process of collecting, integrating, transforming, and managing data from multiple sources into one or more unified workflows.

Steve McKinney

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How Feedzai IQ Is Redefining Fraud Intelligence

Imagine going into a bakery and ordering a cake. Instead of a delicious confection, you’re handed a box filled with flour, sugar, eggs, butter, and frosting. It’s got the ingredients needed to make a cake, but it’s not a cake. Many banks face a similar experience in fraud prevention. You have tons of raw data but often struggle to turn it into something truly tangible: That's where Feedzai IQ, our AI solution for fraud prevention, comes into play. Feedzai IQ is a game-changer because it shifts the focus from sharing data to sharing fraud insights.

Bruno Terroso

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Feedzai Named #1 AI-Driven Anti-Fraud Platform by Chartis for Second Consecutive Year

Incredible news! For the second year in a row, Feedzai has been recognized as the top anti-fraud platform in the ...

Robert Harris

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Tackling Tariff Fraud: A Q&A with Feedzai’s Jas Anand

It’s hard to keep track of which tariffs are in place and which ones aren’t. Are tariffs on cars still ...

Portrait of Jas Anand, Senior Fraud Executive at Feedzai, specializing in financial crime risk management.Jas Anand

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The Future of AI and Trust

In some ways, AI is like a car. When automakers design a car they don’t just think about horsepower. They ...

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What is Network Intelligence and How Can It Prevent Fraud and Financial Crime?

Fraudsters share their latest scams just as easily as social media influencers share makeup tutorials or cooking tips. These criminal networks are fast, adaptive, and costly – hitting US victims for more than $16.6 billion in 2024 alone.1 To fight back, banks and financial institutions need a smarter, more connected approach to fraud defense and AML transaction monitoring. That’s the promise of network intelligence. It’s all about quickly analyzing data to understand fraud threats across the whole system.

Anusha Parisutham, Senior Director of Product at Feedzai, focuses on enhancing financial crime detection and risk operations through scalable platform and AI solutions.Anusha Parisutham

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How ScamAlert and GenAI Are Changing the Game in Scam Prevention

It’s getting harder to tell what’s real and what’s a scam nowadays. Scammers use increasingly sophisticated technology like deepfakes and ...

Catarina Godinho

LATAM Regulations 2025: Key Updates and Implications

New fraud prevention regulations are rolling out across Latin America, creating fresh challenges for banks and businesses trying to stay ...

Fernanda Curti, Fraud SME for LATAM at Feedzai, with a focus on fraud prevention and risk analysis.Fernanda Curti

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What Is Digital Trust & How Does it Prevent Fraud

You rarely meet your customers anymore. In an age of apps and online banking, most transactions happen without eye contact, handshakes, or even a voice. While this digital shift makes things faster and more convenient, it also leaves businesses blind to who’s really on the other end, opening doors to identity theft which cost  organizations and consumers $5.3 billion in fraud losses. That’s why digital trust—your ability to verify identity and intent without ever meeting in person—is no longer optional.

Dan Holmes

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From Black Box to Agentic AI: Reflecting on AI’s Adoption and Maturity

I have spent years working in financial services and have witnessed AI’s incredible transformation journey firsthand. Today, AI is not ...

Andy Renshaw

How AI is Helping Fight Back Against Financial Crime

While it’s true that bad actors currently leverage AI with few restraints, the “good actors” in financial services possess their ...

Anusha Parisutham, Senior Director of Product at Feedzai, focuses on enhancing financial crime detection and risk operations through scalable platform and AI solutions.Anusha Parisutham

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GASS 2025: Turning Talk into Action Against Global Scams

The Global Anti-Scam Summit (GASS) 2025 in London, organized by the Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA), sent a clear message: with ...

Robert Harris

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AI-Driven Fraud: How Criminals Are Using AI to Scam You

How much do criminals love using AI for fraud? Let LoveGPT—a malicious program that helps criminals commit romance scams—count the ...

Dan Holmes

What is a Deepfake and How Do They Impact Fraud?

A deepfake uses sophisticated AI to create highly convincing audio, images, text, or videos that look, sound, and act like ...

Portrait of Jas Anand, Senior Fraud Executive at Feedzai, specializing in financial crime risk management.Jas Anand

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The Future of AI Depends on Trust—And That Starts Now

Feedzai recently wrapped up a whirlwind week at HumanX, the leading industry AI conference. And what a week it was! ...

Nuno Sebastiao, co-founder and CEO of Feedzai, a leader in financial fraud prevention through machine learning technology.Nuno Sebastiao

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9 Years of Fighting Fraud Together: Learn Fiserv’s Secret

Stopping fraud is not something that an organization can do on its own. It takes strong relationships, shared knowledge, and ...

Phong Rock, Brandon Rusboldt

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What is AML Transaction Monitoring & How Does It Work?

With banking and online shopping happening 24 hours a day, seven days a week, the flow of money is constant—and ...

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A Guide to Account Takeover (ATO) Fraud Prevention & Detection

Account takeover fraud (ATO) cost US adults approximately $15.6 billion in 2024, a 23% increase from the previous year. Experts expect global losses from fraud to reach $5 trillion, including losses from ATO-related identity theft.

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