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Merchant Underwriting: What It Is, How It Works, and Why It’s Important

Stax

The merchant underwriting process is a critical step that payment processors and financial institutions use to assess the risk associated with onboarding new businesses. Key steps include application review, risk assessment, credit checks, and compliance verification. Learn More What is Merchant Account Underwriting?

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Back office automation for insurance companies: A success story

Nanonets

The claims team would then assess the surveyor's report and the documents submitted, evaluating factors like vehicle identification, part numbers, unit pricing, and overall claim validity. After the assessment, the team would manually enter the relevant details into the claims management system.

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Zown Expands Services Into US to Simplify Homebuying Process

The Fintech Times

For buyers, this includes giving users a personalised consultation to assess financial readiness and homeownership goals. Homebuyers, sellers and real estate agents across California will now have access to Zown’s services. Its proof that great service still matters, especially in a process as personal and complex as homebuying.

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Avoiding AI Pitfalls in Financial Decision-Making

The Fintech Times

Examples include flash crashes in algorithmic trading, biased lending decisions affecting vulnerable populations, and incorrect risk assessments that could destabilise a financial institution.

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Are Commercial Credit Bureau Reports Enough?

Trade Credit & Liquidity Management

In this data-driven economy, risk assessment demands more than simply evaluating whether a customer will pay their bills. Digital transformation, the internet, and AI have made it possible to collect real-time data from a wide range of sources, including company websites, government databases, and even social media.

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Payabli raises USD 28 mln to expand embedded payments and AI tools

The Paypers

In addition, Payabli is collaborating with NVIDIA to build proprietary AI models for risk and fraud detection, which will be trained using client-specific data sets to deliver tailored assessments.

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Walmart and Amazon explore Stablecoins for payments

The Paypers

The report notes that companies such as Expedia and some airlines are also assessing the use of stablecoins in their payment systems. It has cleared a procedural obstacle but still requires full approval in both the House and Senate before becoming law. Retailers are not alone in exploring these possibilities.