Quavo Fraud & Disputes, the provider of cloud-based fraud and dispute management SaaS solutions for issuers, announced its partnership with the omnichannel payments platform Qolo “to reduce dispute processing costs and fraud losses for issuing financial institutions.”
Quavo’s Disputes as a Service™ offering “features automated software, AI technology, and back-office investigation services capable of fully automating the fraud and dispute process.”
As a first-party provider of core payment functionality and the “first and only” 100% cloud-based issuing processor, Qolo’s client-first approach to uncomplicating payments “removes the multiple players and pain points historically found in the industry.”
Qolo will “leverage Quavo’s automated QFD™ software and Dispute Resolution Experts™ human intelligence service to further ‘uncomplicate’ payments for its clients while lowering the cost of dispute management.”
Shawn Moylan, SVP Fraud, Risk & Compliance at Qolo, said:
“When we consider future-proofing our clients, any automated innovation that results in lowering their operating costs is always a win-win. We’re proud to partner with industry-leader Quavo and their proprietary automated intelligence to help reduce friction around fraudulent disputes.”
Quavo’s SVP, Revenue Executive, Brittany Usher, remarked:
“The future of banking relies on fintechs like Qolo and Quavo partnering together to continuously innovate solution products that serve evolving client and account holder needs. Our partnership with Qolo is more than the typical client-provider relationship; it’s a strategic alliance to further streamline and revolutionize payments technology. Qolo’s passion to provide an innovative choice to payments aligns with Quavo’s vision to challenge complacency in the marketplace. We look forward to scaling Qolo’s business goals throughout the partnership.”
As noted in the update, Quavo, Inc. is “a fintech provider of industry-leading, automated dispute management solutions to issuing financial institutions.”
Quavo’s Disputes as a Service™ offering “features automated software, AI technology, and human intelligence services for financial organizations of all sizes.”
Their goal is “to establish and advance the industry standard in fraud and dispute management by instituting best-in-class principles, delivering unparalleled technology, and advocating for change in our community.”
They offer full, end-to-end automation software “for managing fraud and disputes, supported with complete Reg E, Reg Z, Nacha compliance, and card network mandates.”
Quavo’s offering “includes QFD™ automated dispute management software, ARIA™ fraud management AI, and Dispute Resolution Experts™ human intelligence services.”
As covered, Qolo claims it is payments “reinvented; an omnichannel platform enabling the seamless movement of money via a single API set.”
Qolo is “a first-party infrastructure provider of core payment functionality, and the first and only 100% cloud-based issuing processor.”
Founded in 2018, its client-first approach to uncomplicating payments “removes the multiple players and pain points historically found in the industry.”
Qolo empowers future-focused fintechs and banks “to manage payments efficiently with an eye toward growth and reduced expense.”
