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Report Analyzes American E-Commerce Counterfeit Trends

AI is not only powering online shopping; it’s also making it easier than ever for Americans to buy counterfeits. According to The Counterfeit Buyer Teardown, a study of US counterfeit e-commerce, 28% of consumers who bought knock-off products online say they used AI tools to… Read More

TransUnion’s OneTru Enhances Analytics, Identifies Credit Risk, Improves Fraud Prevention

One year ago, TransUnion (NYSE: TRU) introduced its transformative OneTru solution enablement platform for “managing, governing, analyzing and delivering data, identity and insights.” Today, OneTru delivers “on its promises, accelerating and expanding the pace and breadth of the company’s innovation.” Over the course of 2024… Read More

Rydoo Exec Comments on Rise of Employee Expense Fraud Due to AI-Generated Fake Receipts

Seb Vanhecke, Chief Product Officer of European fintech Rydoo, has commented on on the rise in employee expense fraud due to AI-generated fake receipts and the end of the fiscal year causing finance teams to become overwhelmed “with higher priority tasks, meaning routine tasks such… Read More

Fake AI Firm Raises $40 Million, CEO Busted, Faces Criminal Charges for Defrauding Investors

The US Department of Justice is pursuing criminal charges against Albert Saniger, the former CEO of nate, for allegedly defrauding investors out of $40 million. Nate was an artificial intelligence firm that claimed to have proprietary technology while employing real people to do the work…. Read More

Chainalysis and Spanish National Police Dismantle Ponzi scheme that Defrauded 50,000+ Victims

Chainalysis partnered with the Spanish National Police in Operation Bonanza to dismantle an international Ponzi scheme that defrauded over 50,000 victims worldwide. This operation, which reportedly amassed more than $500 million in cryptocurrency, underscores the importance of technology and public-private collaboration in combating illicit financial… Read More

Innovate Finance Demands a National Anti Fraud Centre to Battle Consumer, Business Fraud

Innovate Finance, an association that advocates on behalf of the Fintech industry in the UK, has issued a statement calling on the UK government to create a National Anti-Fraud Centre to battle the financial fraud crisis. The cost of payments fraud is said to be… Read More

E-Commerce Fraud Costly: LexisNexis Risk Solutions

The fifteenth edition of its annual LexisNexis True Cost of Fraud Study: E-commerce and Retail Report – US and Canada Edition reveals merchants pay nearly $5 in costs for every $1 they are defrauded. The report, based on a survey of 569 fraud and risk executives,… Read More

UK: Big Banks, Big Tech Vow to Work on Fraud Data to Battle Scammers – Stop Scams UK

Big UK banks and big tech have joined together to commit to battling the ongoing fraud challenge which is impacting the financial services sector. Amazon, Barclays, BT, Google, HSBC, Lloyds, Nationwide, NatWest, Match Group, Meta, Monzo, Santander, and Three joined in signing a statement to… Read More

Revolut Releases Consumer Security and Financial Crime Report, Revealing Evolving Tactics of Fraudsters

Revolut, the global fintech claiming 50 million+ customers, released its Consumer Security and Financial Crime Report, revealing the evolving tactics of fraudsters globally. The report highlights that criminals are increasingly “turning to encrypted messaging services to exploit victims, with the proportion of fraud originating on… Read More

Frank: Fintech Founder Charlie Javice Convicted of Defrauding JPMorgan Chase

In a striking verdict that has reverberated through the financial services and Fintech sector, Charlie Javice, the once-celebrated founder of the college financial aid startup Frank, was convicted on March 28, 2025, of defrauding JPMorgan Chase. The Manhattan federal court jury found her guilty on… Read More

Vouched CEO Explains How Firms Can Tackle Fraudulent Activities, Fake IDs Fraud

Fake IDs are often associated with teenagers trying to buy alcohol or sneak into clubs. But beyond these everyday infractions lies a much more dangerous reality—one that threatens national security, financial systems, and even public health. As identity fraud becomes more sophisticated, so too must… Read More

UK Finance and Which? Call on Government to Address Rise in Fraud, Scams

UK Finance, a trade association for the UK banking and financial services sector, joined forces with Which?, a consumer advocacy group, to issue a compelling call to action in a letter addressed to the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Home Secretary. This rare collaboration… Read More

Identity Verification, Fraud Prevention : TransUnion’s TruValidate Solutions for Government Assessed FedRAMP Ready

TransUnion (NYSE: TRU) announced it completed a FedRAMP Ready assessment for TruValidate solutions for government, which help public agencies interact with American public users to help protect against fraud. The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) is a government-wide program that provides “a standardized… Read More

Fraud in the UK: Financial Crime Experts Share Opinion on UK Government’s Ineffectiveness in Stopping Financial Fraud

Two financial fraud experts say the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, needs to address the growing issue of financial fraud during next week’s Spring Statement. Silvija Krupena, Director of the Financial Intelligence Unit at RedCompass Labs, and Jonathan Frost, Director of Global Advisory at… Read More

91% of E-Commerce Merchants Fear AI Fraud: Ravelin

According to a new report from fraud prevention platform Ravelin, e-commerce merchants are bracing themselves for a significant rise in AI-powered fraud over the next 12 months. The majority (91%) of retailers, travel companies, digital goods providers, and marketplaces are worried about criminals turning to… Read More

Fraudulent Credit Applications, False Identity Cases Increased YoY in the UK – Report

Insights from Experian reveal the rise of ‘synthetic fraud’ in the UK. Recent analysis of confirmed fraudulent and potentially fraudulent credit applications shows that there was “an increase of 60% in false identity cases in 2024 when compared to 2023, with the cases now making… Read More

CFTC Warns that Generative AI is Helping Crooks Commit Fraud

The never-ending saga of new tech being used for good, as well as bad, continues. While enforcement agencies chase criminals for bad actions, the crooks keep upping their game making it difficult to stop the perpetrators. The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has posted… Read More

Trustfull Believes Anti-Fraud Measures Must Be Top Priority of Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ Agenda

In advance of next week’s Spring Statement, Trustfull CEO Marko Maras has shared his opinion that anti-fraud measures should be one of the topics covered by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves. Maras says that AI-driven fraud is increasing the amount of fraud perpetrated… Read More

Equifax Fraud Report Reveals 89% of Canadians Expect More Protection

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Concerns about fraud are escalating among Canadians, with a new Equifax Canada survey revealing that 89% believe companies must do more to protect personal data. Seniors and Quebec residents are particularly worried, demanding stronger fraud prevention measures and broader fraud education. Key findings 55% believe… Read More

Payments Canada Tackles Misinformation and Fraud as Bad Actors Continue to Target Unsuspecting Consumers

In an era of information overload, Payments Canada says it is taking a stand against misinformation and fraud, as highlighted by Victoria McMullen, Director of Marketing and Communications, in a thoughtful reflection on The 2024 SUMMIT panel discussion. Informative insights from the session—featuring professionals such… Read More

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