
Fraud Technology Trends 2022
More than Three-Quarters of Acquiring Banks Use AI to Reduce Payment Fraud
Ninety-seven percent of eCommerce firms experienced some sort of fraud within the past 24 months, and human intelligence alone is proving insufficient to combat the problem. In this month’s “Digital Fraud Tracker®,” a collaboration with DataVisor, Darren Beyer, chief product and strategy officer at Qolo, tells PYMNTS about the year’s most pressing fraud threats and why technology deployed in layers is the best way to protect against digital fraud.
Inside the October Tracker
- PYMNTS talks to Darren Beyer, chief product and strategy officer at Qolo, about 2022’s most pressing fraud threats and the right tools to fight them.
- Why both technology and human diligence must be implemented in tandem against the constant onslaught of fraud.
- Google, Visa and dYdX deploy innovative new technologies to fight fraud in their industries.
DataVisor Digital Fraud
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Instant Payments Fraud Reaches The Tipping Point
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Fraud Takes On A New Identity
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – September 2022
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – August 2022
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – July 2022
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – June 2022
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – May 2022
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – April 2022
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – March 2022
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – February 2022
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – January 2022
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – April 2020
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – March 2020
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – February 2020
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – January 2020
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – December 2019
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – November 2019
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – October 2019
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – September 2019
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – August 2019
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – July 2019
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – June 2019
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Digital Fraud Tracker® – March 2019
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Digital Fraud Tracker™ – December 2018/January 2019
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Digital Fraud Tracker™ – February 2019