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Worldpay to Acquire Ravelin, a Leading AI-Native Fraud Prevention Platform

Fintech Finance

Since its inception in 2015, Ravelin has developed next-generation fraud prediction and prevention solutions for e-commerce merchants.

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Deep Dive: Monzo's Business, Explained

Finextra

Launched in 2015 as a scrappy startup, Monzo set out to “build a current account that lives on your smartphone and gives you control of your money”. Monzo’s journey from a bold idea in 2015 to a fully licensed, multi-million-user bank within a decade is impressive on its own. It expresses the views and opinions of the author.

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The Battle Raging Over Account Takeovers

PYMNTS

There’s a war going on in the digital world, one that most consumers are unaware of, despite the impact it could have on their money and their privacy — a battle between fraudsters and security providers over account takeovers. Account takeovers accounted for more than $2.3 billion in losses last year.

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Can Retailers Push Back Against Surging Account Takeovers?

PYMNTS

Account takeovers are becoming bigger business for criminals — or, at least, the business of preventing account takeovers in the digital retail and payments realm is becoming an increasing focus of companies and security experts. Castle, founded in 2015, said it has raised $9.2 Account Takeover Growth.

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Identity Fraud Numbers Rose 16 Percent In 2016

PYMNTS

Card-not-present fraud increased by 40 percent, while incidence of fraud at the point of sale was unchanged from the levels seen in both 2014 and 2015. After reaching a low point in 2014, both account takeover incidence and losses rose notably in 2016, with total account takeover losses reaching $2.3

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Deep Dive: Fighting Fraud With AI And Machine Learning

PYMNTS

Recently published research noted global fraud losses could top $6 billion by 2021, more than doubling the $3 billion lost worldwide in 2015. Fraudsters also use customers’ or executives’ lack of knowledge about security protocols to their advantage, and that’s where account takeovers come in.

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Why Fraud Is Now ~$11 Of Every $100 Of Digital Sales

PYMNTS

There were 34 fraud attacks for every 1,000 transactions in the first quarter of 2016, compared to a level of 15 attacks almost a year ago in the second quarter of 2015. Diving deep into account takeovers, the lure of the availability of information that is on web has brought that method to the forefront of fraud beyond the U.S.