Tag: APP fraud
Real-time AML: Stopping scams before money vanishes
The speed of modern finance has transformed convenience for consumers, but it has also reshaped the fraud landscape. Instant bank transfers and crypto transactions...
How collaboration and AI are redefining financial crime defence
The fight against financial crime is entering a new phase, shaped by rising fraud threats, accelerating AI adoption and a growing political focus on...
Day One Defense Models bring tailored fraud prevention fast
Hawk has introduced its Day One Defense Models, a new AI-powered fraud prevention solution designed to give financial institutions both speed and accuracy.
According...
Why banks trust Salv Bridge to fight scams
A fraud investigator’s workday often begins with urgency. A suspicious transaction alert can mean a customer has already fallen victim to a scam, with...
Fighting APP fraud: Secure onboarding to AI tools
Payment fraud continues to rise in 2025, with platforms like Cash App under scrutiny after its parent company, Block, agreed to pay up to...
AI fraud detection firm Resistant AI secures Experian backing
Resistant AI, a provider of AI-powered document fraud detection and transaction monitoring software, has secured a strategic investment from Experian, a global leader in...
Financial crime doesn’t work in silos—so why do we?
When financial institutions work together, the results can be transformative. That was the clear takeaway from The Great Fraud Showdown, a webinar co-hosted by...
Surge in card fraud drives record scams in 2024 as APP...
Britain recorded a sharp increase in financial fraud cases in 2024, with a record 3.31 million incidents reported, a 12% rise from the previous...
How will the new APP scam protections impact APP fraud?
A big challenge currently in the financial industry is the rise of authorised push payment fraud (APP). The Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) recently introduced new legislation on 7 October to combat this. How will this legislation impact fraud in authorised push payments?
PSR Iintroduces £85k cap for APP scam victims starting October
PSR has announced a new reimbursement cap for victims of Authorised Push Payment (APP) scams, setting the maximum limit at £85,000.










