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Mastercard Transforms the Fight Against Scams With Latest AI Tech

Fintech Finance

Verizon , NatWest and Global Anti-Scam Alliance collaborate with Mastercard to tackle fraudsters and fight against scams. billion to internet scams in 2023 alone. Mastercard is also partnering with organizations across the ecosystem to fight scams. According to the FBI, across the United States people lost $12.5

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ACH Fraud Is Rising - And New NACHA Measure Leaves Gaps

FICO

million fraud reports from consumers , with imposter scams remaining the most common type of fraud reported to the agency. These scams are typically Authorized Push Payment (APP) schemes in which the transaction is executed by the customer directly, often via—wait for it—ACH payments. Federal Trade Commission received more than 2.2

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CBA to Pilot International Use of NameCheck Technology on Liink by J.P.Morgan

Fintech Finance

Morgan is a network that facilitates secure and private peer-to-peer information and capability exchange between global financial services organisations such as banks, credit unions, fintechs, and digital banks among others. Morgan, is designed for the exchange of global account validation information.

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Surepay Joins Temenos Exchange to Expand Access to Verification of Payee and Confirmation of Payee

Fintech Finance

Banks can now access Verification of Payee (EU), Confirmation of Payee (UK) and SWIFT Beneficiary Account Validation (BAV) via Temenos Exchange using the SurePay API. The SurePay solution is designed to reduce impersonation fraud, authorised push payment (APP) scams and misdirected payments.

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How Will the Cross-Border Payments Space Evolve in 2024? With Swift, OpenPayd, Chargebee and More

The Fintech Times

The Swift Payment Market Practice Group (PMPG) also outlined how global adoption of the LEI in ISO 20022 payment messages can support key cross-border use-cases including: sanctions and watch-list screening; KYC and client onboarding; fraud detection and the fight against vendor scams; e-invoice reconciliation; and account-to-account validation.