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Offline settlements with a digital pound: Lessons from the BoE’s report

The Payments Association

The findings show that it’s technically possible, but with significant challenges surrounding fraud detection, data sharing, and usability. From smart wallets that optimise offline balances to fraud detection algorithms and user-friendly interfaces, there is scope to lead the market in enabling trusted offline transactions.

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Will Real-Time Payments Increase Financial Crime in the USA?

FICO

For many consumers and businesses, the ability to quickly send money directly from their bank account is a win in terms of convenience, but it isn’t without risk, when it comes to fraud and other types of financial crime. The transaction itself is not fraudulent, but the scam that caused the person to make the payment is the fraud.

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Mastercard: Collaboration Is Key To Scaling Real-Time Payments

PYMNTS

Again, collaboration is essential to easing this point of friction, Shultz said, highlighting Mastercard’s work with Vocalink – which it acquired in 2016 – to collaborate on more robust fraud solutions. “There is less time to apply traditional fraud techniques,” said Shultz.

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Social Engineering and Push Payment Fraud – Who Should Pay?

FICO

In a previous blog I wrote about authorized push payment fraud and how social engineering leads to victims making inadvertent payments to fraudsters. This is particularly important when an irrevocable, real-time payments scheme such as UK Faster Payments or SEPA CT Inst is used.

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Citi On The Art And Science Of Detecting B2B Outlier Payments

PYMNTS

Kohli noted that, in the B2B realm, there is a recognition among payment professionals that the increased velocity of payments — especially what might be termed as “payments with finality” that come across real-time rails, where transactions are often irrevocable — means risk is on the rise.

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Finovate: FICO Falcon X Detects Fraud, Financial Crime

FICO

Streamlining fraud detection and anti-money laundering (AML) processes is essential in fighting financial crime faster and more effectively. Institutions need fraud detection capabilities of the utmost speed and accuracy to detect and prevent criminal activity during real-time transfers of funds.

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Payments Fraud: Good News for the UK – and a Warning

FICO

Real-time payments are irrevocable once cleared, and the average loss per case is increasing from hundreds to thousands of euros. This is why European markets are demanding an innovative prevention mechanism for payments fraud," Carlin said. These are the pillars of our approach to fraud detection and fraud management.".