For card issuers, artificial intelligence is moving closer to the transaction itself. Eighty-nine percent of issuers plan to adopt or expand at least one AI fraud capability, according to the PYMNTS Intelligence report “Investing Forward, Building the Edge,” done with Visa DPS. Half identify fraud...
Brooklyn’s district attorney’s office says it has disrupted a multinational cryptocurrency fraud operation targeting Russians in the U.S. The investigation by the office’s Virtual Currency Unit (VCU) and the FBI culminated in the seizure of 241 web domains and 112 servers, which revealed the millions...
Fraud teams have spent years weighing whether artificial intelligence (AI) can improve on manual controls. For companies that have deployed the technology, the results are becoming strikingly apparent. Seventy-seven percent of firms using AI-powered fraud defenses say they get better results than they did with...
A coordinated effort by international law enforcement agencies and tech companies to crack down on fraud and scams based in countries across West Africa led to the arrests of 30 suspected scammers and the removal of 3.7 million online profiles and accounts, the United Kingdom’s...
Forty-two percent of corporate finance departments deploy a stack of three or more artificial intelligence (AI) tools to secure their outgoing payments, according to the PYMNTS Intelligence and Bottomline collaboration “Prevention First: Building a Smarter Defense Against Payments Fraud.” This adoption reflects a broader evolution in how...
Like many industries, scamming is getting an artificial intelligence-powered upgrade. That’s according to a report Saturday (Oct. 10) by Bloomberg News, citing data from the Global Anti-Scam Alliance estimating victims lost $442 billion across 42 countries last year, more than some valuations for the worldwide...
Enterprise fraud and white-collar crime’s biggest shift over the past two years is less about the technology criminals use than the number of systems they can exploit. Across 24 months’ worth of cases prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New...
The most expensive fraud control is becoming the one that works perfectly, just a few seconds too late. Two developments from Washington this week, one from the U.S. Treasury Department and the other from the Securities and Exchange Commission, suggest that the next competitive advantage...
A bank can monitor a login, score a transaction and flag unusual account activity. It can’t see the text message that convinced its customer to send the money, which is giving scammers a lucrative way to switch up how they reach victims. The PYMNTS Intelligence...