Tag: Anti-Fraud
QIIB implements IBM Safer Payments to improve fraud prevention
Qatar International Islamic Bank (QIIB) has implemented IBM Safer Payments to improve its cross-channel fraud prevention capabilities.
AusPayNet reveals the number of card fraud incidents is declining
Australian Payments Network (AusPayNet) has revealed the incidents of card fraud has decreased by 6.9%.
Integration is the biggest barrier for AI in payments and banking
Integration is the biggest hurdle for AI technology in the banking and payment industries, according to 41% of financial and treasury professionals in new Bottomline Technologies study.
Around 48% of SMBs believe they are too small for fraud...
Around 48 per cent of small and medium-sized businesses believe they are too small to be a target for fraudsters, a report from Emailage claims.
FIS partners with IBM to improve P2P payment safety
Financial services technology platform FIS has integrated the IBM Safer Payment solution to improve its anti-fraud capabilities on its real-time P2P payment services.
Almost eight-in-ten US merchants have experienced fraud as fears with online...
Nearly eight in ten US merchants have experienced some form of fraud since they started their operations, according to the latest American Express research survey.
CHEQ looks to enhance AI and NLP technology with fresh $16m...
CHEQ, a cybersecurity startup, has closed its Series B round on $16m, as It looks to expand its AI and natural language processing capabilities.
Aerospike rakes in $32m for Series D as it eyes international...
Data solution developer Aerospike has raked in $32m for its Series D round which will help to expand its international presence.
Riskified is the new RegTech company to join the unicorn club
Riskified, a payments and fraud-prevention solution provider, has netted $165m in its Series E, raising its valuation to more than $1bn.
RedMarlin bags $10m in its Series A led by ThomVest and...
Fraud prevention company RedMarlin has bagged $10m in Series A funding led by ThomVest Ventures and Crosslink Capital.